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You can include links to corpus searches in your
project, so that students don't have to
fill out the search form themselves (and maybe see something different
than what you want). The key to running the queries are the links that refer to searches that you yourself have
already done. To include a link to these searches, look at your "history" once you've logged in.
For example, suppose that it your history you see:
The link that you put in your web page is the one
in the "Share Link" column. Right click on that link to copy the link ("Copy
Shortcut" in Internet Explorer). For example:
https://www.english-corpora.org/coca/?c=coca&q=11458507
And then paste the link into your web page. Of course your web page will probably not
just be a long list of links. Rather, it will be a regular web page with
questions, discussion, etc, but with hyperlinks like that shown above. For
just one example of a
web page like this, click here. (It's not an
activity for second language learners, but it should still give you an
idea of how this works).
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