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May 1996
Science Library Renovations Completed Gutenberg and Beyond: An Exhibit Purchase Request Form on the Web Budget Squeezed by Journal Prices Finding the Needle in the World Wide Web Haystack Reserve to Deliver Personal Copies FLL and A-VLRC Cooperate on Classroom Technology Cataloging Project Increases
Selecting and Cataloging Electronic Resources |
Finding the Needle
in the World Wide Web Haystack
The searching tools listed below allow you to search for specific topics on the World Wide Web7. There is no one perfect searching tool - each will retrieve different sites. For best results, use more than one. This selection of searching tools is arranged in order of staff preference (ease of use, number of relevant sites). Information about the number of sites indexed, boolean operators, case-sensitivity, and truncation symbols is included. Consult the HELP screens of each search engine or ask at the Reference Desk for further assistance. To use any of these searching tools, go to the URL listed, or select "Internet Searching Tools" from the Library's homepage (http://gulib.lausun.georgetown.edu). YAHOO! (http://www.yahoo.com/) * A hierarchical directory arranged by subject
INFOSEEK GUIDE (http://guide.infoseek.com/)
ALTA VISTA (http://www.altavista.com/)
OPEN TEXT (http://www.opentext.com)
LYCOS (http://www.lycos.com/)
MAGELLAN (http://www.mckinley.com/)
EXCITE (http://www.excite.com/)
SAVVY SEARCH (http://http://www.savvysearch.com/)
There are more search engines. Many of these are listed in Yahoo! under the heading "Computers and the Internet: World Wide Web." |
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