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Year 7 - Week 2 email and websearch
- 1. WEEK 2
- 2. TEST ON WEEK 1 - EMAIL A short test to make sure you understand and can use email
- 3. EMAIL TEST • Type the following into MS Word and then save it with a sensible file name in an appropriate folder “Email test - September 2013” make sure that you have completed the header and footer. • Send the email with the attachment to your teacher with “email test” as the subject line. • Also include a screenshot of the file in an appropriate folder • Include a Bcc: nic@cathedral-school.co.uk
- 4. MARK SCHEME: • Email arrives from pupil – 1 • Correct subject line (perfect spelling) – 1 • Attachment with correct header (name and date) and footer (page number) – 1 • Attachment with correct text (perfect spelling) – 1 • Note from NJP saying that Bcc arrived – 1 • Sensible filename – 1 • Saved in Yr 7 > ICT Folder
- 5. UNDERSTANDING URLS Uniform resource locators
- 6. EXAMPLE URL’S • http://www.cathedral-school.co.uk • http://www.bbc.co.uk/news • http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/ • http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&hl=en-GB&v=9bZkp7q19f0
- 7. URL (UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATORS) (INTERNET ADDRESS) • A URL never has any spaces in it • A URL is lower case (with some exceptions) • A URL is not the same as an email address • A URL always starts with a prefix like http:// • Although the browser may put this in automatically • A URL uses forward slashes and dots to separate its parts • A URL is usually English text • Although numbers are allowed
- 9. TOP LEVEL DOMAINS (TLD) - GENERIC •Wikipedia has a comprehensive list •Common ones include •.biz – business •.com – commercial •.info – information •.mobi – mobile devices •.net – network •.org – organisation
- 10. TOP LEVEL DOMAINS (TLD) – COUNTRIES (1) • Wikipedia has a comprehensive list • Common ones include • .au • .br • .cn • .eu • .ie • .uk
- 11. TOP LEVEL DOMAINS (TLD) – COUNTRIES (2) •Wikipedia has a comprehensive list •Less obvious ones include •.ch •.es •.tv
- 12. HOW TO SEARCH How google search works
- 13. HOW SEARCH WORKS Watch the explanation from Google and answer these questions: • How many pages on the web? • What does crawling mean? • What is the main method of sorting web pages? • How big is the index held by google? • What type of programs are needed to help find the right page? • How many factors are used to rank pages?
- 14. HOW SEARCH WORKS
- 15. PICKING THE RIGHT SEARCH TERMS • How could “What food does Tyson like best” be worded correctly for searching in Google. Tyson is a character from a book by Percy Jackson
- 16. PICKING THE RIGHT SEARCH TERMS • My three year old cow has blisters on its tongue. What’s wrong with it?
- 17. PICKING THE RIGHT SEARCH TERMS • I heard there is an empty town in the San Francisco Bay area. What is it called?
- 18. WHAT MATTERS IN A SEARCH QUERY
- 19. WHO
- 20. THE WHO
- 21. A WHO
- 22. BLUE SKY
- 23. SKY BLUE
- 24. BARACK OBAMA
- 26. USE GOOGLE LIKE A PRO Advanced tips for using Google
- 27. QUOTATION MARKS •To find all the pages where the phrase ‘One Direction World Tour” appears you would do:
- 28. SEARCH WITHIN A WEBSITE •To find out about Cardiff Blues on the BBC website you would:
- 29. USING THE MINUS SIGN •To find pages containing Brad Pitt but do not contain the word Angelina
- 30. USING OR •To find pages about the Football World Cup in 2010 or 2014
Notas del editor
- Give the pupils a maximum of ten minutes to complete the test:Mark Scheme:Email arrives from pupil – 1Correct subject line (perfect spelling) – 1Attachment with correct header (name and date) and footer (page number) – 1Attachment with correct text (perfect spelling) – 1Note from NJP saying that Bcc arrived – 1
- Make sure that pupils are aware of the mark schemeGive pupils their marks back next lesson, along with feedback
- Make sure that pupils are ready to take notes in OneNote, preferably with a template that you have provided.
- Make sure pupils have access to this image for inclusion in their OneNote
- .biz – business (for businesses, introduced to take pressure of the .com TLD.com – commercial (intended for “for profit” businesses).info – information .mobi – mobile devices.net – network (intended to be used for a website that acts as a portal to a set of smaller websites).org – organisation (intended for “not for profit” organisations such as charities
- .au – Australia.br – Brazil.cn – China.eu – European Union.ie – Ireland.uk – United Kingdom
- .ch – Switzerland (Confoederatio Helvetica).es – Spain (España).tv – Tuvalu (Used as an abbreviation of television, the domain is currently operated by dotTV, a VeriSign company; the Tuvalu government owns twenty percent of the company.)
- Go through http://www.google.com/intl/en-GB/insidesearch/howsearchworks/thestory/index.html on IWB then ask questionsHow many pages on the web? – 60 trillion +What does crawling mean? – following all the links from webpage to webpageWhat is the main method of sorting web pages? – by their contentHow big is the index held by google? >100 million gigabytesWhat type of programs are needed to help find the right page? – algorithmsHow many factors are used to rank pages? >200
- Ask pupils to watch this 3 minute video from GoogleCheck pupil understanding afterwards.Only move on when you are convinced that all pupils understand how search works.
- Get the pupils to work out the key words and then construct a new search query
- Get the pupils to work out the key words and then construct a new search query
- Get the pupils to work out the key words and then construct a new search query
- Get the pupils to do each of the searches and ask for some of them to feedback to the class.The possible results are on the following slides