A. How to Find Things on the Internet:

• If you're asking yourself "What's a Search Engine? And, why in the world do I need to use one?" Read through ZDNet's "Search Basics: Find What you Seek."
• Web Basics: Introduction to Search Engines, or Search 101.
• Visit Life on the Internet's "How to Find Information on the Internet" for subject indexes and a search engine catalog.
• A Comparative Lisiting of Search Engines.
• If you need help choosing or selecting a Web Search Engine, read through Susan Feldman's "Just the Answers, Please." A boon for the no-nonsense searcher. While at this site don't forget to browse through the "Sidebar Articles," especially the "Search Engine Feature Chart" for a comprehensive listing of search engine features and comparisons.
• So? Where are these search engines? Visit The Internet Sleuth to find most of the search engines you'll need.

B. "Hints and Tips for Searching the Internet":

• Read through the helpful insights in this Search FAQ from Classroom Connect.
• Read through Strategies for Searching for Information on the Internet by Laura Gray.

C. Search Engine Watch: Blink and you might miss something.

• Usenet Searches: Keep up with the News by reading through Sheryl Carter's review of Usenet-related search engines.
• Browse through Search Engine Watch's Search Engine Resources Page
• Scan through one of the Search Engine Tutorials listed on this page.

D. Top Ten Basic and Advanced Internet Search Tips:

• Read and learn How to work smarter, not harder!
• Scan through the Top Ten Advanced Internet Search Tips for help in fine-tuning your search skills.

E. Become a Search Insider:

For those of you interested in power-searching and advanced search strategies visit the links listed below:

• Search Insider: More than you'll ever want to know about search engines, but like eating vegetables, visiting this site will be good for you.
• Visit the "Crossroads Workshop Toolbox: Search Engines" page for a review of meta-engines, search tutorials and a listing of search engines.
• Internet Searching Resource Links: read through this site for more information about searching for software, jobs, discussion groups, and addresses. While at this site, also, visit the Guides to Internet Searching page for a comprehensive tutorial guide.
• Learn about the Librarian's view of the Web by visiting the Beyond Surfing page and reading through the "Tools and Techniques for Searching the Web FAQ."

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