PPT-Web Searching

How does a search engine work It does NOT search the Web when you make a query It contains a database with info on numerous Web sites When you do a search it looks through the database to find pages. D School of Library Information Science Kent State University ma Outline The user Internet user Librarycatalog user Technology OPAC Improvements Trends and issues in cataloging brPage 2br The Internet user PEW Internet studies Search engines Basic Terms. Search engine. Software that finds information on the Internet or World Wide Web. Web crawler. An automated program that surfs the web and indexes and/or copies the website. Also known as bots, web spiders, web robots. CMP 101. Introduction to . Information Systems. L02. Internet Search. What is the World Wide Web?. Billions of Documents. Accessible via the Internet . Viewed by a . web browser. . . Web documents contain . Systematic review workshop. K U Leuven 4-6 June 2012. Janet Harris - Updated material from Angela . Harden, Three-day systematic review workshop, K U Leuven, 6. th. to 8. th. May 2011. Why develop a protocol?. . Linda . Shackle. Noble Science & Engineering Library. Room 162. 480-965-7601. http://libguide.asu.edu/patents. linda.shackle@asu.edu. . If there is . prior art. that anticipates your invention. Complete Concepts and Techniques,. Second Edition. Chapter 3. Searching the Web. Objectives. Describe the search process. Use different types of search tools and compare search results. Apply search tool shortcuts and advanced features, including Boolean operators. Information. Database. A database is a collection of data arranged for ease and speed of search and retrieval (The American Heritage Dictionary of English Language, 2000). . The . quality of being "... arranged for ease and speed of search and retrieval" is what distinguishes a database from a computer network.. ebreg.rutgers.edu. Default Screen. Where to Login. Type in . netid. and password. Or Use RUID and PAC. RUID and PAC. The PAC is 4 digits: Month and Day of Birth. DO NOT ENTER YEAR OR DASHES OR SLASHES. banking. Stefano Callari, Alexander Moore, Laura . Rovegno . Competition and Markets Authority. †. . Pasquale . Schiraldi. . London School of Economics. 1. †. . Although the authors worked on certain aspects of the retail banking market investigation at the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the views and opinions expressed in this paper are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the CMA or the inquiry group. . ebreg.rutgers.edu. Default Screen. Where to Login. Type in . netid. and password. Or Use RUID and PAC. RUID and PAC. The PAC is 4 digits: Month and Day of Birth. DO NOT ENTER YEAR OR DASHES OR SLASHES. Systematic review workshop. K U Leuven 4-6 June 2012. Janet Harris - Updated material from Angela . Harden, Three-day systematic review workshop, K U Leuven, 6. th. to 8. th. May 2011. Why develop a protocol?. What is a databaseA databaseis defined as a place where information is collected stored and organized This information can also be viewed managed and updated oExamples of DatabasesaProQuestaEBSCOAcce Tom Osborne, . L. ibrarian. Literature Searching. Plan of Session. Introduction . to the Library. OpenAthens. registration. Formulating a search. Developing a search . strategy. Searching the databases. banking. Stefano Callari, Alexander Moore, Laura . Rovegno . Competition and Markets Authority. †. . Pasquale . Schiraldi. . London School of Economics. 1. †. . Although the authors worked on certain aspects of the retail banking market...