2 Minute Tip: How to use the Google Docs Research Tool

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use the Google Research Tool in Google Docs and Slides to find images for a paper. It emphasizes the importance of selecting images that are free to use, share, or modify, even commercially, to promote good digital citizenship. The tutorial guides users through filtering search results by license type and selecting the MLA citation format for image attribution. The process of dragging an image into a document and automatically generating an attribution is also shown.

What is the main purpose of using the Google Research Tool in this tutorial?

• To find a fair-to-use image for a paper

• To share documents with others

• To create a new document

• To edit text in a document

Which feature allows you to filter image search results by usage rights?

• Citation format

• Search box

• Image gallery

• Disclosure triangle

What should you select to ensure an image is free to use, share, or modify?

• Personal use only

• Free to use, share or modify

• Not filtered by license

• Commercial use only

Which citation format is chosen in the tutorial?

• APA

• Chicago

• MLA

• Harvard

What indicates that an image has been properly attributed in the document?

• A highlighted border

• A bold title

• A number next to the image

• A watermark on the image