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<p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>Starting Point: You are looking for information on “The American Dream”<br />
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== Search ==<br />
(A short look into your textbook often helps ...)<br />
* a) snowball-search: e.g. start with wikipedia, go on from there ...<br />
* b) Search Engines (English)<br />
** [https://duckduckgo.com/ DuckDuckGo]<br />
** [https://www.bing.com/ Bing]<br />
** [https://www.google.com Google]<br />
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The American Dream (e.g. at www.google.com “the american dream � 3,5 million hits ...)<br />
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* a) Erweiterte Suche....”...“ Im Titel .... „ ...“ Datum, Sprache ...<br />
* b) Change searchwords „American Dreams“ ... + history , .... + definition<br />
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'''Try to reduce the number of hits!'''<br />
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== Have I found what I need? ==<br />
# Read the beginning of the pages you have found!<br />
# Search for your searchwords within these pages (Bearbeiten – suchen)! Do they appear in passages that tell you what you are looking for?<br />
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'''Evaluation/Reliability of source?'''<br />
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Questions to check:<br />
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* Author/Institution that have published the article (web address?)<br />
* When was it published?<br />
* Crosscheck content with books, (online) encyclopedia, ...!<br />
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== What to do with pages you’ve found? ==<br />
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* a) Save webpage as (speichern unter) ... in carefully chosen (new) folder, using a clear and unique name (In this folder an .html-file and a folder with the same name should appear!)<br>Original URL can be found by opening html-page, right-click into page and choose show source-code (''Quelltext anzeigen''). At the beginning you should find something like <br />
<pre><!- saved from url=http://www.americansc.org.uk/Online/American_Dream.htm -></pre><br />
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Also note date!<br />
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* b) Mark interesting passages with mouse (move over text with left button pressed), then right-click into marked area and choose copy (Kopieren). Then open e.g. a new word-document and right-click paste (Einfügen)to insert saved passage into document! Also copy web-address from browser and paste it into word-document and add date!<br />
* c) If you cannot copy a page (e.g. protected contents ...) make a screenshot by pressing the print (Druck) key on your keyboard! Your screen (not the entire webpage) is saved as an image, which you can now paste into e.g. a word document).<br />
* d) If what you’ve found is a .pdf-file, you must use the save button (image of floppy-disk) of e.g. the Acrobat Reader, not that of the web-browser!<br />
e) If you’ve found the right combination of searchwords e.g. in google, you can also save your google-search result by saving the page!<br />
*f) If you just need a picture, right-click on it and choose copy (Kopieren) or save image as (Bild speichern unter) to insert the image into an existing document or save it as a single file.<br />
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{{Box|Remember also to save URL and date!||Merksatz}}<br />
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{{How to}}</div>Matthias Scharwies