The Wonders of Google

Synthesis . . .

Google is a very effective search engine. And in my own honest opinion and based on my experience, I will unhesitatingly say the Google is actually the best one there is for me. No nonsense whatsoever. 

The people living in this digital and information era are no doubt a very fortunate bunch. Yes, I cannot even imagine how the world was back then - when you'd have to scour through mountains and mountains of books, venture to many libraries, etc, just to get the information needed in an assignment or so. That is one hard work. 

Good thing, with the emergence of the internet, we can find what we need in a matter of seconds. The negative side of it, though, is this: with so much information available these days, whenever one would make a search, thousands and thousands would appear. Until in the end searching in the internet will seem like no easy job at all.

Google has foreseen this and was able to make searching the internet easier and less tiring to the users. Google is very effective easing the process of finding information in the internet, as I have mentioned earlier. The techniques are very useful, and the advanced search does make everything easier.

I am thankful to the filtering part, and the organization of contents to its various forms, either images, videos, etc. In a nutshell, and for the nth time, Google is very effective.

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I am a BS DevCom student. And as such, I will be doing tons of research in the future. I have mentioned most of those that I consider relevant already - filters, advanced search, excluding terms and including the synonyms, and thus forth. All of those will be very important in the future. And even now, in our DEVC 11 (Introduction to Mass Media Writing) class where we would back up our field research with digital ones. The Google Scholar might be very helpful as well.