#Tip of the day for journalists: Researching with Google Images
October 29th, 2012Posted by Rachel McAthy in Search, Top tips for journalists
Colin Meek, who runs Journalism.co.uk’s advanced research skills training course, recently posted two tutorials on his site which look at how to use Google Images as a research tool. According to Meek, “using image search properly can help you focus your research in unexpected ways especially when your research subject has a strong visual element”.
See the first tutorial here, which looks at the “basic and advanced options that demonstrate the potential of images as a research tool”. The second tutorial addresses “the ‘search-by-image’ reverse image search that takes things to a different level”.
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