How to Search the Web




	How to Search the Web Despite its popularity, Google is not always the best tool for locating academic information on the internet. Information may be accessed in many different ways, including: Search and metasearch engines -computer programs that automatically search the Web. Since results vary from one search engine to another, it is advisable to use more than one in order to obtain comprehensive results. Search Engines Google Windows Live Search Metasearch Engines Dogpile MetaCrawler IXQuick Subject annotated directories - lists of selected resources reviewed by scholars, librarians or subject specialists. Internet Public Library Librarian's Internet Index Intute Infomine Our selection of links to online resources is available on Minerva Tags. To Learn More: Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial A Scholarly Guide to Google (Harvard University Libraries) Internet Tutorials