internet searching

Teaches how to find information on the Internet and to distinguish between reputable and disreputable sites.

Presents a comprehensive librarian's guide to doing online research that shows how to work with databases covering most academic subject areas as well as teaching others about databases.

A guide to improving Internet search skills and using search engines that discusses characteristics of the invisible Web, research strategies, tools, and other related topics.

Shows how to use Google applications in both classroom and administrative settings, covering shared documents, spreadsheet, calendars, and social networking.

Shows children how to use such Internet search engines as "Yahoo!," "Excite," and "AltaVista.".

Describes strategies for searching the World Wide Web, explaining how to narrow a search, discussing the use of keywords, subscription databases, and subject directories, and including exercises, checklists, and illustrations.

Explains how Google became one of the world's leading IPOs and reveals how it contributed to changes in information searching and viral marketing.

Provides information on the features of Google, including such topics as Gmail, AdSense, AdWords, the Google Desktop, Google Earth, Blogger, and Picasa.

Examines how thieves use the Internet to perpetrate scams and hoaxes.

Describes the difference between the "Visible" and "Invisible" Web, explains how to access the Invisible Web, and presents a directory of more than one thousand Invisible Web sites on such topics as business, education, health, legal resources, and public records.