BARE BONES 101:


LESSON 11:    ALL THE WEB (FAST) : A Closer Look


DESCRIPTION

All the Web (Fast) originated in Norway. Launched in May 1999, it is one of the newest, largest and fastest of the search engines. Its stated goal is to index all the web that's publicly available. Both the Main Search Page and the Advanced Search Page present a clean, uncluttered look. The advanced search page, in particular, is recommended for serious searches.

SEARCHES IN:

    Own web databases

DEFAULTS TO:

AND
SEARCH OPTIONS

Main Search Page supports:

Advanced Search Page supports: OTHER SEARCH OPTIONS AND FEATURES


ASSIGNMENT:

Go to the Advanced Search Page and search for:
  "sacred places"
Keeping your main subject, "sacred places," go back and refine your search several times by selecting the "Must include" option, and adding, one at a time, the following words:
  +Stonehenge
  +Stonehenge +Avebury
  +Stonehenge +Avebury +Glastonbury


Troubleshooting                                                                  Alta Vista


[Table of Contents] [Search Engines] [Metasearchers] [Subject Directories] [Gateways & Databases]
[Evaluating Web Pages] [Search Strategies] [Search Tips] [Boolean Operators] [Field Searching] [Troubleshooting]
[Alta Vista] [Google] [Ixquick] [Yahoo!] [Final Exam] [Beyond Bones] [User Agreement]


Links and text checked regularly. Latest update on 10 July 2002.
This tutorial was first created in January 2000 by Ellen Chamberlain, library webweaver.
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URL: http://www.sc.edu/beaufort/library/lesson12.html