Mrs. Huth

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Introduction: The World Wide Web contains millions of pages of information. Finding one piece of information can be very difficult unless you use special Web sites called Search Engines which help you locate the facts you need. Not all Search Engines are alike. They can differ in the ways you enter the information you are requesting, in the kinds of information they provide, and in the amount of information they can locate.

Instructions: Read the information about Search Engines presented on the next page.  Return to this page and print the Search Engine recording form. Tour all of the Search Engines listed below and record the information requested for each site as you visit it. Be sure  to follow the directions for the Searching Test on the recording sheet and report the results for each Search Engine. Evaluate all your information and, from among the Search Engines you visited, choose the one you would be most likely to use. Write your report in the space provided.
 
 
 

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Kids Click	Ask Jeeves for Kids	Yahooligans
Dogpile	WebCrawler	Altavista
Thinkfinity	Searchopolis	Google

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Created and Maintained by Cathy Huth
E-mail Address: spshuth@yahoo.com
Computer Teacher
St. Philip Elementary School

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Revised:   2/15/12