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Internet Search

Instructions: Choose one of the following search engines: STARTING POINT, HOTBOT, LYCOS, WEBCRAWLER, YAHOO, ALTAVISTA, EXCITE, or INFOSEEK.  Use SWITCHBOARD to find phone numbers and addresses.  Enter the word(s) you are searching for in that engine's text box (click in the box to type there), set any options you would like, and then click the "Search" button next to the box. If you would rather go to that search engine's page, click on its graphic on the left.  Click here for some search tips.  


Starting Point  


HotBot HotBot is a search engine sponsored by the popular electronic magazine HotWired.  HotBot is an excellent search engine, providing means for boolean, keyword, and phrase searching.

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Lycos

  
Search Options:  
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Webcrawler  


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Yahoo


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[ALTA VISTA]

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Type a specific question, phrase or Name.  Tips 

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    Free Software:  
    Try Quickseek


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    Switchboard Use Switchboard to find the phone number or address of anyone in the United States!

    Tips on searching:  

    • Try to make your search words descriptive. Example: don't search for "tackle" when you want information about "fishing tackle".
    • If you get thousands of hits on a term and the top choices don't seem to deal with your topic, don't waste time looking through hundreds of choices.  Think of a word to add to your search that would be specific to your topic and add it to the search.  Example: if the search for fishing tackle found hundreds of links and the top ten dealt mostly with fishing for sharks in the Pacific Ocean, but you want to fish for northern pike, add "northern pike" to your "fishing tackle" and perform the search again.

    • Experiment with different search engines.  Veteran web surfers have their favorite search engines that they like to use.  Because search engines get their data from different sources and in different ways, different search engines have strengths in different areas.  Experience will tell you which engine is the most productive for different kinds of searches for you.
     


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