Did you know that Google has filters called ‘Search Tools’
to help you refine your internet searching?
Usually the link appears in the menu above your search results. Once you
have done your initial search simply click on the link to display your options.
(Sometimes the Search tools will appear on the left hand side of your screen).
All Results
If you click on ‘All results’ you get two useful options –
Reading Level and Verbatim.
Verbatim
Use this option to force Google to use your search terms
exactly as you typed them. This will
stop Google from including synonyms or suggesting alternative spellings.
Reading Level
Using this option will give you the option to choose one
of three reading levels – basic, intermediate, and advanced. Click on the option you choose to retrieve
just those results. Be careful – Google does
sometimes get it wrong!
Any Time
Clicking on this will give you the option to limit your
search by date – last week, month, year.
Simply select the time period you require or use the custom range option
if you want to set your own.
Location options
There are two different options you can use to limit by
location.
The second will often display an auto-detected location. Click on the given location to access the option to
set your own.
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