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KEYWORD SEARCHING
KEYWORD SEARCHING
The words you use when searching for information on the internet are very important. They can 'narrow down' what you find - this means, they can help you find information that is close to what you are looking for. Below are some examples of what we used to find the articles below.
The words you use when searching for information on the internet are very important. They can 'narrow down' what you find - this means, they can help you find information that is close to what you are looking for. Below are some examples of what we used to find the articles below.
‘Man charged with fraud, Victoria’
‘Teens charged with hoon driving Western Australia’
‘woman charged with shoplifting South Australia’
‘Man charged with fraud, Victoria’
‘Teens charged with hoon driving Western Australia’
‘woman charged with shoplifting South Australia’
Please be aware that some of the articles below may be upsetting. If you have any concerns or questions, please speak to your teacher.
Please be aware that some of the articles below may be upsetting. If you have any concerns or questions, please speak to your teacher.
The tools below can help you read your articles easier.
Scroll down for more instructions.
The tools below can help you read your articles easier.
Scroll down for more instructions.
Immersive Reader
Immersive Reader
This can be used in several places.
Searching for an article on the internet
Use Microsoft Edge. The logo will appear in the URL bar (where the internet address appears) on the right of the screen. Click on this to see an easier to read version of the article.
Adding the article in Word
If you have the newest version of Word, you can use this. If you don't, open your Office.com account and use the online Word version.
Go to View and select Immersive Reader.
More detailed instructions are below with pictures to help.
Enter hard sentences (or whole chapters) into the yellow box at the top of the page.
You can also enter a web site URL. Click Rewordify text and it will change into an easier version for you to read.
The words that are highlighted are the changed words. Click on them to hear them.
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