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Martha Hickson

Free Technology for Teachers: How to Build Your Own Custom Image Search Engine - 24 views

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    build your own Google Custom Search Engine. In your search engine you can specify the image hosts that you want your search engine to index. When your students use your search engine the only content that will appear will be from the sites that you have deemed appropriate for them to view.
jenibo

Pause Google: 8 Alternative Search Engines To Find What Google Can't - 39 views

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    "Yes, if you really want to go into those little hidden lanes of the web you need to keep a roster of alternative search engines close by. Here's a roll call of some search engines which can grab for you what even Google can't."
Cathy Oxley

Searchme: Visual Search - Beta (Search Engine) - 0 views

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    This is a visual search engine which shows the front page of each of the web pages in your search - pretty cool! As you scroll sideways it flicks through each page. It also gives you a list of categories you can click on first to refine your search - good for students to use.
Janet Allen

Searching the Internet : Subject Indexes and Search Engines - 1 views

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    Internet Great site for explaining all the different search engines
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    Great site that explains the advantages and disadvantages of various search engines.
Joyce Valenza

Search Sites Like... Similarities Engines: A Map of Search Engines To Find Similar and ... - 26 views

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    Robin Good's tools for finding similar sites
Cathy Oxley

Top 10 Alternative Search Engines of 2008 - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

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    This is a list by Charles Knight (AltSearchEngines editor) of the 10 best search engines of 2008. "Google has been compared to a luxury liner that turns around very, very slowly, whereas the startups are speedboats that can turn (or innovate) on a dime. I guarantee that if you try any of these top 10 alternative search engines of 2008, you won't come away saying, "Hey, that was just like Google."
Anne Weaver

Visual search engines - 34 views

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    Anne thanks for sharing this site. Some interesting search engines. I especially like RedZ
Antonietta Neighbour

oSkope visual search - A fun way to search - YouTube - 13 views

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    This is a visual search engine which searches Youtube, flickr, amazon, ebay and fotolia.  Register and you can store your results. 
Cathy Oxley

Viewzi - 1 views

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    This is a visual search engine which is especially good for searching for videos and photos / images.
Jessica Thomas

‪How Search Works‬‏ - YouTube - 0 views

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    Clearly explains how the Google search engine works - why you get the results you do, and why something you've created might not come up when you search for it.
Antonietta Neighbour

Compfight / A Flickr Search Tool - 0 views

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    A "visual inspiration ignition engine"!  Search images based on tags or text.  The CreativeCommons search option is especially useful.
jenibo

7 Indispensable Google Scholar Search Tips Teachers Should Know about ~ Educational Tec... - 47 views

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    Google Scholar is definitely one of the best academic search engines out there.  The search part which I am sharing with you today is only a small part of what you really can do with Google scholar. There are actually several other features that are indispensable for academics and student researchers. Staring from today, I will be sharing with you some of the tips and ideas on how to unravel the hidden mysteries of Google scholar and tap into its full educational potential.
Dave Crusoe

Search Engines, Boolean Logic and Education: What's important for educators to know? - 0 views

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    An essay to explore how shifts in search engine technologies may have an impact on instructional practice and content -- would love thoughts & feedback!
Yvonne Barrett

Overview - TechDeepWeb - 25 views

  • earch engines, index less than 1% of the Web
  • information in the deep Web is of higher quality, that is, less “noise” and more focused. If you are searching for information using only surface Web search engines, you are missing 99% of the content of the Web. Moreover, 95% of the deep Web is free publicly accessible information
  • The deep Web is not a substitute for surface search engines, but a complement to a complete search approach.
Jennifer Dimmick

100 Time-Saving Search Engines for Serious Scholars | Online Universities - 4 views

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    Google alternatives for scholarly research
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    Fabulous list of search engines for scholarly research.
Anne Weaver

instaGrok | A new way to learn - 1 views

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    provides ideas for search terms to use
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    This site helps students come up with relevant search terms to use.
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    Search engine just for use in education.
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