Devoirs scolaires : comment mieux tirer proft des moteurs de recherche - (School homework : how to take better advantage of search engines)

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Morrison, Renee. (2020). Devoirs scolaires : comment mieux tirer proft des moteurs de recherche - (School homework : how to take better advantage of search engines). The Conversation. pp. 1-3.
AuthorsMorrison, Renee
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For six years, I studied how young Australians use search engines. Both school students and home-schoolers (the nation’s fastest growing educational cohort) showed some traits of online searching that aren’t beneficial. For instance, both groups spent greater time on irrelevant websites than relevant ones and regularly quit searches before finding their desired information.

Keywordsinternet; online education; online behaviour; digital age
Year01 Jan 2020
JournalThe Conversation
Journal citationpp. 1-3
ISSN2201-5639
Web address (URL)https://theconversation.com/dont-just-google-it-3-ways-students-can-get-the-most-from-searching-online-116519
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