I've been teaching people how to be more effective online researchers for the past decade.  In that time, I've taught thousands of people (think students, librarians, professional researchers, and just plain folks) how to find out what they seek through Google (and many other online resources and tools).  This talk covers my experiences in learning how to teach these skills, and what I've learned from direct interactions with my students and from various studies I've run in the lab and with live search traffic. These skills are fundamental for everyone, but perhaps especially relevant for engineering.  The ability to search has fundamentally transformed the practice of software engineering.  As an example,  I'll discuss my MOOC (PowerSearchingWithGoogle.com), which was designed and implemented over 12 weeks.  Since it was started 6 years ago, it has had over 4M students and zero seconds of downtime.  I'll discuss my teaching practices through live classes, and various publications in paper, book, and video formats.  I can tell you which methods work best, and why.