Student 2

3 February, 2019

Google Search Results

When I first searched for just my name, the first result that came up was my LinkedIn.

Everything else that came up was for others Student’s name. When I clicked on Images, the third

result was my LinkedIn profile picture. When I clicked on News, the first result was the -

name of a local newspaper- list of students in the area who were on the Dean’s List. There was

also a link to a local newspaper article about my high school graduation.

I then tried searching, “Student’s name and home town,” and found different White Pages

suggestions, and information about my dad on mylife.com. When I went into mylife.com, I

found my profile, but the only information they had about me was my name, birthday, and town.

I also found a link to an article from the (local newspaper) about my lacrosse team. My brother’s

track results also came up.

When I searched “Student’s name and Stonehill,” I found a link to the fun fund

committee website, and a link to my Relay for Life team. I also found a link to an article that

listed all of the awards that people in my grade received our junior year, and my mom’s

Facebook.

When I searched “Student’s name,” I found links to many different Student’s name

Facebooks and Pinterests. I then searched “Student’s name and home town” and an article about

a scholarship I received came up. It was interesting to see how adding different things into the

search created different results, and seeing how far back there were things on the internet about

me.