Hansel Chang
Case Study 2.0 Answers
Q1.) Where could Remy get his information from this article?
Remy could get it from, search engines (such as Google, yahoo, etc), Parents, newspaper, article, or even by interviewing people!
Q2.) How can Remy use the Internet to find what he wants?
Well, since it’s not relevant, there are always options on a search engine as “Keyword”, just select that and you’ll get the ones you want.
Q3.) Why has Remy got over two million results? Why are some of the websites he has found not relevant? How could Remy improve the results?
Well, first of all. It is usally shown in those websites because probably someone has commented the same thing he wanted. Maybe they were off-topic. So the system (e.g Google) thinks it’s related so It shows you that.
But what you could do, Like I said just the option Keyword and put a “’ (Punctuation) at your question.
Q4.) Can Remy trust this information? Why might it be unreliable?
Well, usually not all sites have the same answers. Some of them are just rubbish.
But you could try opening some pages, e.g. 10 and find the majority of answer. (e.g. 3 Yes, and 6 No, 1 I don’t know) and find for the best one!
Q5.) What software should Remy use? What should he do before he starts using the software?
Remy should use
- (A search engine) Google recommended
- (Microsoft Word related) Microsoft word or Pages, etc. Anything similar will do.
Remy will have to do some thinking, do some drafts.
- Brainstorm
- Do Drafts
- Design
- Plan
- Get description
- (Optional) Get lots of article and mash it up together and make a summery.
Q6.) Remy should put lots of picture and design it really well, and try to make it less boring.
How?
You could ask Remy’s friends and see if it’s good or not, and observer, take critics before publishing.
Also, make it colorful to attract people and more interesting.
Since if it’s really boring, no one will care and they will not read it.
Than, after all you are just wasting your time.
