SEARCH AND EXPLORATION TOOLSVisit Danny Sullivan's site Search Engine Watch to get comprehensive and up-to-date information about which search engine to use. Read a description of the major search engines to find the one that will best serve your searching needs.
Popular search engines and search directories: | | This search system from Easypage sends your keywords to simultaneously to Alta Vista, Lycos, Yahoo and Webcrawler. | | Digital's search engine that gives you access to nearly 11 billion words found in nearly 22 million Web pages. Includes A full-text index of over 13,000 news groups updated in real-time. | | A natural language search engine that allows you to enter a English sentence or a query of key words. | | Another meta-search engine that allows you to submit queries to multiple search services from one engine. It also offers directory-based searches of web pages that are cataloged by humans. | | A search engine with a database of over 1.5 million web pages. | | | | | | Served by Carnegie Mellon University, with links to over 16 million docs, allow search on document titles and content. | | A tool that allows you to search for any information found on the internet. | | In incredibly extensive index of links by topic or searchable by key word. The name Yahoo! supposedly comes from "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle" and because its creators considered themselves yahoos. |
Other ways to search the Web:Interesting Links to Other W3 Servers: An extensive list of information sites compiled by the Natural History Museum, Berne, Switzerland. Nova Inter-Links: Is an extensive Internet navigator from Nova Southeastern University. The Clearinghouse for Subject-oriented Internet Guides: You can browse by topic or search for key words. Topics include: Arts & Entertainment, Business & Employment, Education, Engineering & Technology, Environment, Government & Law, Health & Medicine, Humanities, News & Publishing, Regional Information, Science, and Social Sciences & Social Issues.
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