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Search the Web: The Network is for searching. You will see the statement emphasized throughout the Introduction to The Network and elsewhere. We try to see to it that you and other users or our websites search with success and avoid dead ends. Links below are to Web search basics as well as to various search tools and related resources. |
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for Searchers ... select links to help topics from drop down
menu |
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| Google/.network
search engine ... @ 3 .network websites: [1] [2] [3] or all
in one |
| other
search engines
... listed with access to advanced search features |
| Global
Registry of Contacts ... search or go to
additional mission contact directories |
| list
of search terms ... various
computer search terms defined in
the .network
glossary |
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search what is ... answers to questions about search
related terms |
| navigation graphics ...
linked
graphics that help you navigate and search The Network |
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basics:
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| • | Finding
Information on the Internet: A Tutorial Teaching Library at the University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA |
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| • | Choose
the Best Search for your Information Need NoodleTools show you search tools with comments about what they do best |
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| • | Searching
the World Wide Web OWL (Online Writing Lab) at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN |
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| • | The
Help Web: A Guide To Getting Started on the Internet A resource at the website of Imaginary Landscape |
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| • | SEO
Link Building Fundamentals by Eric
Enge (same source as next listing) SEO is an acronym for Search Engine Optimization |
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| ° | Note: No relationship between the definition of online information service in the .network glossary and the claim of its invention by Dialog (.network disclaimer) |
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... a resource of the Enterprise and Economic Development Library which is free and open to all. To browse the main sections of the library, CLICK HERE. Page 10 of the Introduction to The Network is a directory to the main section and some other popular areas. Opening paragraph with links you can use to expand its informational content: The Network is for searching. You will see the statement emphasized throughout the Introduction to The Network and elsewhere. We (who we are) try to see to it that you and other users or our websites search with success and avoid dead ends. Links (above) are to Web search basics as well as to various search tools and related resources. CLICK HERE for the library help desk.
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