Keyword Rewrite Challenge

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Turn poor keywords into better searches.

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Keyword Rewrite ChallengeOnline version Turn poor keywords into better searches. by JESSA BERBO 1 Punctuation never affects search results. Yes No 2 Using natural language in a search phrase helps clarify user intent. Yes No 3 A good keyword search phrase is more specific than a vague term like 'biggest animal ever'. Yes No 4 Include as many unrelated words as possible to widen results. Yes No 5 The activity teaches students to identify poor keywords and rewrite them into clearer phrases. Yes No 6 For 'planet red', a good rewrite would specify the question or feature, such as 'which planet is known as the red planet'. Yes No 7 The rewrite should keep the essential nouns and add qualifiers, e.g., 'largest animal ever known'. Yes No 8 Ignore the main keywords and focus on synonyms only. Yes No 9 Short, vague phrases are better for searches. Yes No 10 Use generic terms like 'thing' instead of specific nouns. Yes No

Keyword Rewrite ChallengeOnline version

Turn poor keywords into better searches.

by JESSA BERBO

Punctuation never affects search results.

Yes

Using natural language in a search phrase helps clarify user intent.

Yes

A good keyword search phrase is more specific than a vague term like 'biggest animal ever'.

Yes

Include as many unrelated words as possible to widen results.

Yes

The activity teaches students to identify poor keywords and rewrite them into clearer phrases.

Yes

For 'planet red', a good rewrite would specify the question or feature, such as 'which planet is known as the red planet'.

Yes

The rewrite should keep the essential nouns and add qualifiers, e.g., 'largest animal ever known'.

Yes

Ignore the main keywords and focus on synonyms only.

Yes

Short, vague phrases are better for searches.

Yes

Use generic terms like 'thing' instead of specific nouns.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Keyword Rewrite Challenge

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Keyword Rewrite ChallengeOnline version

by JESSA BERBO

Punctuation never affects search results.

Using natural language in a search phrase helps clarify user intent.

A good keyword search phrase is more specific than a vague term like 'biggest animal ever'.

Include as many unrelated words as possible to widen results.

The activity teaches students to identify poor keywords and rewrite them into clearer phrases.

For 'planet red', a good rewrite would specify the question or feature, such as 'which planet is known as the red planet'.

The rewrite should keep the essential nouns and add qualifiers, e.g., 'largest animal ever known'.

Ignore the main keywords and focus on synonyms only.

Short, vague phrases are better for searches.

Use generic terms like 'thing' instead of specific nouns.

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