Lesson 1.1: Instructions for taking this course
Access Lesson 1.1 slides here
The videos for this class are presented by Dr. Dan Russell, a research scientist at Google. In the text versions you will find parallel information, with illustrations, in case you prefer learning through the written word.
Dan’s research demonstrates that while Google is really easy to use, many people do not use it to its full advantage. Through this course, we hope to help you become even faster at finding what you need.
The course is composed of six classes:
Each class consists of five lessons. Within each lesson there is a short video followed by a hands-on activity that lets you try the techniques discussed. The activities are not required, but we recommend that you use them as an opportunity to apply what you see in the video. Be sure to also read the additional Search Tips at the top of each activity page.
The course includes two assessments, which are required if you want to earn the certificate of completion. There is a mid-term after Class Three, worth ⅓ of your final score, and another assessment after Class Six, worth ⅔ of your final score. You must earn a 70% overall score to pass. Because the goal is for you to be able to find what you need even more efficiently and effectively, you can take the two assessments as many times as you want. Only your most recent score will count.
As you go through the class, you will hear about a variety of ways to use Google to find information. As you move among Google products, you will frequently have the opportunity to search, and the techniques and ideas that you learn in this course often apply to them as well.
Please continue to Lesson 1.2 to get started.
Access Lesson 1.1 slides here
The videos for this class are presented by Dr. Dan Russell, a research scientist at Google. In the text versions you will find parallel information, with illustrations, in case you prefer learning through the written word.
Dan’s research demonstrates that while Google is really easy to use, many people do not use it to its full advantage. Through this course, we hope to help you become even faster at finding what you need.
The course is composed of six classes:
Each class consists of five lessons. Within each lesson there is a short video followed by a hands-on activity that lets you try the techniques discussed. The activities are not required, but we recommend that you use them as an opportunity to apply what you see in the video. Be sure to also read the additional Search Tips at the top of each activity page.
The course includes two assessments, which are required if you want to earn the certificate of completion. There is a mid-term after Class Three, worth ⅓ of your final score, and another assessment after Class Six, worth ⅔ of your final score. You must earn a 70% overall score to pass. Because the goal is for you to be able to find what you need even more efficiently and effectively, you can take the two assessments as many times as you want. Only your most recent score will count.
As you go through the class, you will hear about a variety of ways to use Google to find information. As you move among Google products, you will frequently have the opportunity to search, and the techniques and ideas that you learn in this course often apply to them as well.
Please continue to Lesson 1.2 to get started.
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