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Searching Resources |
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Web Search Engines  |
Experiment with different search engines to find out which ones work best for you. Use at least three different search engines for each research topic. Don't rely on the Web alone or on a single search as your sole source. Use at least three other sources and cite all references and resources in your bibliography and footnotes. | ||||
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Search Directories and
Search Engines |
Specialized
Searches |
Searching Help
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| Lycos |
Ask An Expert-Homework Help |
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| Dogpile |
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| Excite | Search.com | ||||
| WebCrawler | |||||
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Maps |
Fonts |
Clip
Art/Photos |
| Ditto.com-Pictures galore! | ||
| Photos To Go |
Search Engines for Kids  |
These search engines are monitored and contain filters designed to prevent children from accessing inappropriate sites. | |
Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Thesauri, Other References  |
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| Internet Public Library | ||
| LibrarySpot | Wikipedia | |
| Library of Congress Catalog | ||
| Wordsmyth | ||
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