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What are Google Alerts?

Google Alerts are email updates of the latest relevant Google results (web, news, video, blog) based on a search term. Google Alerts offers several advantages for lecturers and students over other news update systems:

• power - taps directly into the world’s biggest search engine
• flexibility – results can be emailed to you once a day, once a week or as they happen
• variety – news stories plus details of related videos and blogs are provided

McGraw-Hill’s suggested search term for this text is:
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How to sign up for Google Alerts
• visit the Google Alerts home page at http://www.google.com/alerts/
• enter your search term (or the suggested McGraw-Hill search term shown above)
• enter the type of alert you'd like (news, web, video etc.)
• indicate how often you'd like Google to check for results
• enter your email address and click the 'Create Alert' button.
• Google will send you a confirmation email; clicking the link in this email will activate your Alert.

Support
FAQs around Google Alerts are available at http://www.google.com/support/alerts/