How to do an
Internet Information Search
The object of the search is to come
up with ten high level questions about a topic related to WWII. You will be making a handout with the questions,
the website where you can find the answer to the question and blanks lines to answer the
question on. These information searches will be used by other students learning about
WWII.
Open the Internet; minimize Internet Explorer and open a Word document. Both these programs will be on your task bar.
Search the websites for the ten or more questions you want to ask. Ask good thoughtful questions. To find websites you can start at http://connections.smsd.org/nieman/worldwar2.htm
You can also use http://www.yahooligans.com or
some other search engine.
Title (center) your Word document World
War II, hit enter –(Your topic) Information
Search. Use Arial Font. Then type
Designed by: (your name)
When you find the question you want to answer, type the question in
your Word document. Then type “to find
the answer” or “to read more about it” and cut and paste the site address
from Internet Explorer into your Word document. After
putting the site address into your Word document, hit enter. The site address will become a live hyperlink.
Be sure your
questions make the reader think! Write
questions at the analysis, synthesis, or evaluation level.
Using “shift-underline” put in enough lines after the
question for a student to answer the question.
Example:
World
War II
Tuskegee Airman Information Search
Designed By: (Your Name)
1. Who were the Tuskegee Airman? Go here
to read more about it. http://www.kent.wednet.edu/KSD/SJ/TuskegeeAirmen/Tuskegee_HomePage.html
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