ITS is a possessive pronoun
IT'S is a contraction of IT IS
They are not interchangeable!

If you're going to question me about what URL stands for, at least make the answer correct. It is a Uniform Resource Locator, not reference.

Some interest new information

I found some of the questions quite vague

Found this more difficult to understand than the first module, but quite good ideas given on activities for the classroom.

Some of the grammar is not correct. Repeating of words within a sentence for example.

getting there in my understanding of terminology.

informative module

Excellent module , many thanks for sharing content.

Good information and explanation

interesting content

Some new information such as duckduckgo browser

The quiz contains the True or False question 'A search engine sits within a browser.'
It claims the answer is True.
However the Search engine isn't within the browser. It is connected to via the browser. You can also connect to the search engine through other means such as using an API.
I think this question could be re-worded

Useful information, refreshed my memory in a few places.

Thank you

Thank you 😀

Interesting and informative. Very good links to check.

Great ideas for activities

Very interesting

good for defining terms

Very good - but sort out URL!

Very helpful update

This module helped me understand more about refining searches and finding exactly what I'm looking for, as well as to look out for content that could be irrelevant or from untrusted resources.

Fairly helpful and clear

really useful and informative

Very interesting

nicely written

Some questions could have been worded more accurately

Interesting module.

Information about Boolean searches was interesting.

the module helped a lot. its just my lockdown brain

a bit tricky with the terms but overall informative

A good understanding of terms after this course

Some good food for thought in this module.
It would have been handy to have a closer look at Boolean searches: Perhaps this resource for instance...
https://www.ukop.co.uk/help_boolean_search.aspx
Refining search terms is very important skill in any internet based studies.

This should go without saying but read the quiz questions carefully before answering... I got caught out on one and it is a 100% pass mark for this section.

Interesting and informative

Effort has gone into presentation and research, however the content is vapid. The quiz a the end is awful, having to score 100% based on vague questions of semantics is insulting. I read all the content properly and still had to do the terrible quiz 5 times because of the poorly worded inaccurate questions. If you are doing these please make the questions clear factual answers.

Thankyou

I found this unit nd this valuable especially in terms of ensuring my learners are taught to full competence and understanding with regard to evaluating their online searches.

Some answers are not as defined - URL - the R is generally understood to be 'resource'

bit long and drawn out

Useful in places.

learned new technical terms

An excellent teaching resource with lots of engaging activities and information.

Great and useful, except at least three of the quiz questions and answers are incorrect, meaning that the quiz needs to be retaken over and over again. The URL question varies the answer between Resource, which is what I have always understood the R stood for and Reference. I got it wrong three times, trying to guess which one it would call correct this time.
Looking at the feedback, others have reported this, clearly with no amendment, as it still happened today.
If you are asking for Feedback, please follow it up!

URL stands for Universal RESOURCE Locator nothing else.

Useful parts. All exercises very 'wordy' for some learners

Good content, practical teaching ideas and excellent further resource links. I learnt a lot. Just one thing, @ Oct 2020 one quiz answer needs check. The one on URL Universal RESOURCE locator marks as wrong meaning you have to repeat.

time consuming

I liked the videos here, engaging, short and clear. I found the language of the explanations a little convoluted at times, and spotted a number of typos and errors. E.g. in the final activities section, the quote "Agnus Dei, qui tollis piccata mundi". Piccata is a thin escalope of veal. Peccata means sins. Unless it was a deliberate error... I would prefer the phrase "hone in" to read "home in", avoiding this Americanism. A question about PDFs stated "Pages can be printed as these so they may be downloaded". I think printed and downloaded should be the other way around. Google Chrome isn't a search engine, it is a browser and operating system. Other than these minor things it is a comprehensive and useful tutorial with lots of thoughtful exercises and examples.

Super!

Interesting

well explained and practical