Ziaullah Khan
COVID-19, people all over the world are locked up in their homes because of the lockdown, and they are looking for something new to spend their time on. Lockdown has increased the public use of social media these days, while people are also getting help from Google to spend their day.
Recently Search Engine Google released a glimpse of what people from all over the world searching for.
📈 A thread on Search trends: From home science 🧪to virtual field trips 🖼️— here’s what the world is searching for this week. pic.twitter.com/4KaGFglimQ
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
A thread on Search trends: From home science to virtual field trips — here’s what the world is searching for this week. pic.twitter.com/4KaGFglimQ
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
One of the most searched topics on Google last week was clapping appreciation for paramedic staff, with people from all over the world searching for ‘clap with care’ and ‘clap for workers’.On the other hand, ‘Home Science Experiments for Kids’ is the most searched by parents and children on Google.
Yes, learning how to “TikTok dance” is one of the highest searches in the U.S. 🕺🏽But searches for “how to learn science” are higher. Find teacher-approved apps so students can continue learning → https://t.co/7nOjiKVDnk 🔬 pic.twitter.com/MFVDePBdPw
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
Yes, learning how to “TikTok dance” is one of the highest searches in the U.S. But searches for “how to learn science” are higher. Find teacher-approved apps so students can continue learning → https://t.co/7nOjiKVDnk pic.twitter.com/MFVDePBdPw
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
The world is searching for “virtual field trips” to zoos and museums. Explore @GoogleArts’ huge library of 360° virtual museum tours—no permission slip required → https://t.co/NwbNe3g4zc 🖼️ pic.twitter.com/1RuQxWylFu
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
The world is searching for “virtual field trips” to zoos and museums. Explore @GoogleArts’ huge library of 360° virtual museum tours—no permission slip required → https://t.co/NwbNe3g4zc pic.twitter.com/1RuQxWylFu
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
The world is searching for “virtual field trips” to zoos and museums. Explore @GoogleArts’ huge library of 360° virtual museum tours—no permission slip required → https://t.co/NwbNe3g4zc 🖼️ pic.twitter.com/1RuQxWylFu
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
The world is searching for “virtual field trips” to zoos and museums. Explore @GoogleArts’ huge library of 360° virtual museum tours—no permission slip required → https://t.co/NwbNe3g4zc pic.twitter.com/1RuQxWylFu
— Google (@Google) April 20, 2020
According to Google, people in Lockdown have done a lot of searching for sleeping routines as well, how to fix a sleeping routine?
In addition, ‘Virtual Field Trips’ has been searched on Google by users from all over the world because of the lockdown that has closed all historical and tourist places around the world, followed by numerous museums. Virtual trips are also being offered to tourists.
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People try to fill the time in many ways to make it easier to survive the lock.
i argued 3 years ago that museums should have AR/VR tours available. with the flooding of the louver it seems silly they haven’t yet.