Woah! So today, I learned another great feature of the Google. Many of us search the net just because we need it in our acads or we just want to know the latest stuffs. We search the net by just typing the terms or things that we want to know more and just skim through the result page for the results that interest us. With effective Google searching, we can actually "filter" the filtered results that we want and we need. Because Google base the results that it will show on the terms that we type on the search bar, it is efficient for us to know how to effectively search the things that we want to search for. Effective Google searching also helps one to achieve information literacy that is essential for students, professionals, or to anyone there who would just like to search for anything. By improving our searching skills, we can get reliable and relevant sources and information that we need.
As a DevCom student, being literate in the things that we will write will help us become reliable sources. Because of the different effective features of Google search, it will be helpful to me to sort out the reliable sources that I need and that will help my article be a good one too.
I am looking forward to learn many new things about Google that I know will help me as a DevCom practitioner in the future. :)
Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I like your assumption that we DevCom students could possibly be reliable resources as we write. But, I want you ton remember that being a DevCom practitioner someday will put us not only in the field of print media, but also in the broadcast and the emerging media. I hope that what you've learned in CMSC2 will not be used ONLY in writing, for I know that you know that effective Google searching could help us in many ways, long as we know how to use it.
Happy Holidays! :)
Actually, you don't search the net, you surf the net. Just saying. :) And next time please be consistent in the use of your grammar. Hehe. Anyway, you are super true that Google is a channel to get \ reliable and relevant sources especially for DevCom practitioners. :)
ReplyDeleteHaha. I actually, I did not have enough time to proofread my entries because of lack of time. Don't worry, I'll take your suggestion to the heart! Merry Christmas Aya!
DeleteOh! And by the way, "searching the net" is an accepted term (if I'm not mistaken). Just saying too :)
DeleteYaaaaaaay you're blogspot is very pleasant to the eyes. The color is very neutral :) Plus, this post is very interesting because I am also a Devcom student hahaha! Keep posting, merry Christmaaaaas! :*
ReplyDeletehi :))) nice blog :{) add images next time so your readers will be extra extra interested =))
ReplyDeleteHi! I like how you express the idea of effective google searching. I agree that this skill is very helpful for gathering more reliable sources of information. Good luck to your future career. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the fact that you emphasized the words "reliable" and "relevant". Google really can help you as a DevCom student!
ReplyDeleteAdd some pictures next time! *thumbs up* =)
I'd like to point out a mistake, if you don't mind. :) stuff* and please take time to check for grammatical errors because it's one of the essential things a blogger must consider. Nevertheless, your blog is good and Google really is helpful to us. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Thanks for the comment (though it's required). I just like to clear myself out regarding the grammatical errors here. I did not have enough time to proofread my entries because of lack of time. Anyways, Merry Christmas!
Deletenice blog!! but it would be much better if you put some photos and other creative thingy here.=) because for me it looks plain and reading it can be somewhat boring. but the content is oh so good.=)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!!
without google, i think all uplb students will go like crazy
ReplyDeleteThanks for the blog.It informed me about many things on google.
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