1. C WEEK 12 EXERCISES Ashley Senske

2. Answers for Question 2 QueryDocuments that fit queryFinal answer Library OR museum1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 Digital AND library1,3,6 Museum NOT digital9 9 Digital AND library AND museum 3 3 (Digital AND library) NOT museum (digital AND library) 1,3,6 1,6 Digital AND (library OR museum) (library OR museum) 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 1,3,4,6,8 Digital NOT (library OR museum) (library OR museum) 1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 5,10

3. Write a boolean query to search documents on digital libraries, but not museum related (digital AND library) NOT museum

4. Google a Day Challenge: #17 History The second wife of King Henry VIII is said to haunt the grounds where she was executed. What does she supposedly have tucked under her arm? 1 st Search: [King henry viii wife site:.edu] E-portfolio from lagcc.cuny.edu in powerpoint form, discussed his reign and his 6 wives Discovered his 2 nd wife was Anne Boleyn 2 nd Search: [“anne Boleyn” AND ghost carries] Found site: theanneboleynfiles.com/the-ghost-of- anne-Boleyn Discovered stories discuss her carrying her head around the Tower of London, where she was executed.

5. Reflection on IR & Search Engines This week’s lesson on IR and search engines has been a nice supplement to what I already know. Since my undergrad, I have been taught about Boolean operators, but it was not until this semester that I actually cared enough to really learn them and remember what they did to help my search strategies. I really liked learning about the classes that Google offers for people to help them search their database better, considering I usually just type whatever is in my head and hope that Google knows what it is I am trying to find. I see these skills being very important to me not just during my graduate school work, but beyond that. Being able to find authoritative and accurate information is key to being an information/computer literate citizen. Even if I may not need to use this information in my career (which I doubt will be the case), it is nice to have it as an added skill.