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Company
LOGO
Search EnginesSearch Engines
By: Jeff Tibbetts, Stacy Duffy, Katie Leiting, Brody Ross
How search engines workHow search engines work
Search engines index websites using automatic programs called webcrawlers.
The search engine creates a database of websites and organizes it.
Each search engine has a different formula and method for organizing and indexing keywords and search terms.
How search engines workHow search engines work
Websites are cached (stored) either in part or whole.
Each different engine has a unique technique for ranking returned results.
Some aggregate search engines compile results from other search engines, resulting in the best variety.
What Kind of Search Engine Should I Use?What Kind of Search Engine Should I Use?
Education Planet
Infomine
Ask Jeeves
Northern Light
Advanced SearchAdvanced Search
Keyword and use of And, Or, Not Punctuations – “Quotes” (Parenthesis) +Plus ,commas, Refine Search
– Date, Publication, Publication and Document Type
Safe SearchSafe Search
Ask Jeeves AJ for Kids
AOL Search KOL Search
Altavista Family Filter
Google Safe Search
Lycos Lycos Zone
Yahoo! Yahooligans!
Browser controls• Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, AOL, etc.
Search engine controls
Kids search engines • Fact Monster, KidsClick, CyberSleuth Kids, Informine, etc.
Filter software• NetNanny, SOS KidProof, CyberSitter, etc.
ReferencesReferencesReferences Descriptions
Boswell, W. (2006). About.com: What is a Search Engine? Retrieved September 14, 2006, from http://websearch.about.com/od/enginesanddirectories/a/searchengine.htm
A generalized article with an overview of search engine mechanics
Whelan, D. (2004, November 29). Start Your Engines. Forbes, Vol. 174 Issue 11, P66. [Retrived from EBSCO Host]
A brief look at several different search engines, and how they differ.
Wikipedia: Search Engine. (2006, September 14). Retrieved September 14, 2006, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine
An encyclopedia that goes in-depth into search engines and how they work.
Graven, Matthew P. (2004, Aug. 3rd). Resources for Parents. PC Magazine. Retrieved Sept. 12th, 2006 from the World Wide Web: http://web.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail?vid=9&hid=115&sid+7f0c924. [Retrived from EBSCO Host]
Brief look at different ways parents can be aware of different ways to safely search the internet.
Child Safe Searching: Browsers. (2003). SearchEngines.com. Sept. 12th, 2006 from the World Wide Web: http://www.searchengines.com/kids/safe_serching_browsers.html
Overview of advantages and disadvantages to different ways to safely search the internet.
SafeSearch filtering. Google Help Center. (2001). Sept 12th, 2006 from the World Wide Web: http://www.google.com/help/customize.html
Instructions to Google’s SafeSearch capabilities.