I don't often blog about new YouTube videos, but when I do, there's a reason.
After showing the long-lived and beloved Matt Cutts video "How Search Works," Google has finally released a few version of that brilliant explanatory video.
So, this here's my Public Service Announcement for teachers who teach search research skills or information literacy more generally.
Worth a view if you're looking for a 5 minute summary of how Google search works (at least as of 2019).
Good Morning, Dr. Russell
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the video. Just seconds before visiting your blog, checked my Discover Google feed and the video was part of it. I wanted to save it but couldn't found a way nor could see if it was made by you, Google or other (that is, in which Channel is to share it and re-watch). Now, I know. Thanks!
Google BERT: Understanding searches better than ever before
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…what's GSearch trying to say?
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