Searching with Boolean Operators 

whoa, you should have millions of hits just cuz you can write "backwards"....not only are you writing from right to left, but you are doing so with the letters flipped (so that the image of the letters looks correct to the viewer), kudos, you're a keeper

That was really good actually. I like it when things are simply explained. Thanks for posting this as I've never understood it before now.

Hi Daron. Thank you for the tips. Explained in a simple and elegant way.

Awesome video - super clear explanation :)

Thank you for your great explanation.

That was great! Thank you

Thanks for explaining clearly and concisely What Boolean operators are. Your explanation helped me to understand the concept.

thank you so much for this explanation

Thank you very much

Thanks a lot 😊

Danki

What is technology is this transparent bord

The AND operator does not work in Google. Tried it and it left out articles with words containing some of said keywords

the NEAR operator is driving me crazy. I've got this search: (information literacy OR needs OR criticism OR seeking) NEAR (critical thinking OR reading) but the datbase is like: "incorrect syntax". So i try quotationmarks, and I try adding /x with a specification but nothing works. i'm losing it. You're great though :D

How to create a boolean search about the engineer

(CEO OR COO OR Owner OR Founder OR Co-founder OR Partner) AND ("Health care" OR Clinic OR Hospital) AND Florida NOT ("HR Business Partner" OR "Human Resources Business Partner") From above search query why I am gettting all HR Business Partners in results where I wanted to avoid them! Please help.

What am I doing wrong? I enter this exact search string into google scholar: “qualitative” AND ("workplace surveillance" OR "workplace monitoring" OR "employee monitoring" OR "employee surveillance" OR "employee performance monitoring" OR "electronic performance monitoring") NOT "review" the part is important. But the search returns a bunch of studies that include the word "review" in the title or abstract. It's as if I was using AND instead of NOT (which I'm NOT)

I just wish search engines actually recognized boolean. Cause you used to be able to use -word to omit that word from search results and basically nothing has that functionality any more. Every year more and more of antiquated measures are being whittled away leaving behind an inferior and basically neutered internet.

I can't even focus trying to figure out how you're writing backwards! lol *rewinds video for the 3rd time*

The "AND" explanation needs to be reworked in my opinion. Please correct the mistake, thank you.

This was rather fast.

No one appreciate she writing backwards

Super video, nice and clear, thanks. Going to go make a peanut butter AND jam sandwich :p

Wow. U could write mirrored way so fast

Wow all I can think about while I'm watching this... is that you're writing backwards!!

It's kind of distracting