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1 Module 5 The Internet as an Information Resource Lesson 2 How to search for Information on the Internet. UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 1
2 Scope What are the ways to find information on the Internet? What are the Internet search tools and services? How to use Internet tools and services? How to find information on the Internet? UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 2
3 Learning Outcomes By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: Identify Internet search tools and services Understand how to utilize Internet tools and services Use Internet search tools and services Locate tutorials and other web-based training materials on how to use the Internet as an information resource UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 3
4 What are the Major Internet Tools and Services? Electronic mail ( ) Newsgroups Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Telnet File Transfer Protocol (FTP) World Wide Web (WWW) UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 4
5 The most popular use of the Internet Available for free on the Web Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, Eudoramail Valid address consists of a username and a domain name separated by sign eg. juandelacruz@mail.com UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 5
6 Newsgroups and Listservs Services dedicated to discussions on a particular topic through posted articles Accessible through newsreaders Names signify to users the topic of discussion eg. alt.library.automation UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 6
7 IRC (Internet Relay Chat) Allows real-time, text-based communication through the Internet Organized by topic of interest into channels Discussion occurs in chat rooms Some web sites have built-in chat rooms UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 7
8 Telnet Service that allows one computer to access another computer Enables the user to exchange data and issue commands on the other computer, the Telnet host Mainly used by libraries to allow access to information stored on their computers UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 8
9 FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Allows the transfer or copying of files from one computer to another Ideal for procuring or sending files to a remote computer FTP programs available freely Modern browsers have built in FTP capabilities UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 9
10 World Wide Web (WWW) Invented in 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee, the web is the fastest-growing Internet service. Based on HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) allowing users to access data in multimedia format Simplest unit is the web page, primarily a document encoded in HTML format that can be accessed by using a browser HTML links contents within a web page to each other as well as to other web pages through a hyperlink Each page has an address, a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 10
11 Activity Read these articles: A Basic Guide to the Internet Learn the NET. Anatomy of a URL. UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 11
12 Web Browsers Most of the Internet services and search tools that can be used to find information resources are available through the World Wide Web To be able to use these services and search to find information on the Internet one must first know how to use a web browser Each particular browser has its own features and functions that may help or hinder you in your search - so you must be familiar with at least two browsers and choose the one that you will be more effective and comfortable with UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 12
13 Web Browsers (2) Programs used to access the World Wide Web Allow a user to access resources on a server Display the contents of the Web in multimedia format Examples of browsers Internet Explorer, Mozilla-Firefox, Opera, Safari UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 13
14 How to use a Web Browser Enter a URL in the location or address bar to visit a particular web site Open, resize, close a browser window Locate and use the navigation tools on your browser ie., back, reload/refresh, home, print Identify and use hyperlinks to get around the Web Download and save documents and files Use plug-ins like Adobe Acrobat or Macromedia Shockwave UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 14
15 Activity Read these articles: Microsoft Internet Explorer: Surfing, Browsing, and Finding Your Way On the Web s/findyourway.mspx Using Internet Explorer 6 An Introduction to Mozilla Firefox, Part 1 fox/articles/firefox_15/english/part_01 UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 15
16 What Internet Services and Search Tools are Available through the Web? Search engines Subject directories Metasearch engines Specialized search engines Invisible Web Other search tools UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 16
17 Read these articles: Activity Glencoe Norton Online. For your Information features: Getting Started on the World Wide Web d.html Things To Know Before You Begin Searching ternet/thingstoknow.html Checklist of Internet Research Tips Conducting Research on the Internet UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 17
18 What are Search Engines? Web sites that use bots or spiders that periodically search the World Wide Web and automatically index and store the information in their database Examples Google - Alltheweb - Altavista - UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 18
19 How to use Search Engines Simple keyword search Type keywords in the search box, press Enter on the keyboard and then select from the results UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 19
20 How to Use Search Engines (2) Advanced search Most search engines allow you to refine your search UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 20
21 Activity Visit these sites: Bare Bones Lesson 1: Search Engines ml UC Berkeley. Teaching Library Internet Workshops: The BEST Search Engines archengines.html Danny Sullivan Power Searching for Anyone UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 21
22 What are Subject Directories? Listings and directories of web page files that have been assembled manually, selected and evaluated by humans Examples Yahoo - Librarian s Index LookSmart - UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 22
23 Activity Read these articles: Bare Bones Lesson 3: Subject Directories sson3.shtml Recommended Subject Directories ternet/subjdirectories.html Searching the Internet: Recommended Sites and Search Techniques -Subject Directories UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 23
24 What are Metasearch Engines? Examples of metasearch engines Metacrawler Dogpile ProFusion UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 24
25 Visit these sites: Activity Bare Bones Lesson 2: Metasearch Engines ml Metasearch Engines asearch.html Chris Sherman Metacrawlers and Metasearch Engines Danny Sullivan Specialty Search Engines UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 25
26 What are Specialized Search Engines? Examples Locate mailing lists and newsgroups The Lizt Mailbase Dejanews Google groups - Locate scholarly publications Scholar Google UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 26
27 What is the Invisible Web? Web pages that cannot be ordinarily reached through search engines or subject directories Examples Langenberg Complete Planet - Direct Search - UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 27
28 Read these sites: Activity Invisible Web: What it is, Why it exists, How to find it, and Its Inherent Ambiguity ternet/invisibleweb.html The Deep Web Learnthenet. Finding information: Searching Databases htm UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 28
29 Other Internet Services and Search Tools on the Web Other search tools and services FTP archives - locate files on anonymous FTP sites Ex. - ArchiePlex - Web and people finder Ex. Four11 Multimedia search Ex. - Webseek - UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 29
30 Other Internet services and search tools on the Web Other search tools and services Virtual Reference Libraries online dictionaries, indexes, etc. Eg. Research-it Virtual Reference Desks online reference services Eg AskA+Locator - Z39.50 Gateways gateways to library catalogs Eg LC Online Catalog - UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 30
31 How to Find Information on the Internet Analyze your topic Choose the search tool you need Learn how to use the search tools Formulate your search strategy Search with a question in mind UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 31
32 Analyze your Topic What are you searching? For what purpose? What type of information do you want? The purpose is to determine what terms to use in your search and what search tool features you need to search successfully UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 32
33 Choose the Search Tool you Need Search tools find documents matching your information need Every search tool is different - they vary in features and size/comprehensiveness The most important features in selecting a search tool are those which allow you to refine or focus your search when you need to UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 33
34 Learn how to use the Search Tools Being familiar with most of the major search tools and their capabilities allows you to zero in on your search Learn how to use Boolean logic, phrase searching, truncation, field searching, etc. Spend time reading the Help file to know its features and capabilities UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 34
35 Formulate your Search Strategy Formulating your search strategy beforehand allows you to search for information systematically It also saves you a lot of time and money if you are paying for Internet access by the minute Your search strategy should be based on your information need UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 35
36 Search with a Question in Mind How am I going to use this? Do I have enough or too much information? Scan the content of the material to find out if it has anything of value Evaluate the web site for accuracy and authority Note: In searching you must have a search goal in mind or else you will be overwhelmed by the number of results that will come your way - learn how to skim and quickly evaluate content for a more effective search UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 36
37 Activity Read the following articles: Bare Bones Lesson 6: Creating a Search Strategy ml Recommended Search Strategy: Analyze your Topic and Search with Peripheral Vision ategies.html BrightPlanet: Guide to Effective Searching of the Internet dex.asp UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 37
38 Tips in Finding Information on the Internet Learn the features and functions of your browser If you know the URL go directly to it Always check for typing errors Define the topic in terms of concepts Express each concept using keywords, multiple keywords or phrases Search multiple terms or an exact phrase and not single words UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 38
39 Tips in Finding Information on the Internet (2) Read the help screens and search tips Utilize two or more search tools Use any advanced features of the search engine Use services which index quality sites Evaluate the results Download the information Cite your source properly UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 39
40 How to Cite Online Resources Internet information resources citation and style manuals APA (American Psychological Association) format - based on APA s Publication Manual Fifth Edition: APA Electronic Reference MLA Style Guides: Modern Language Association s style guides. Library of Congress: How to Cite Electronic Resources dex.html UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 40
41 How to Cite Online Resources(2) Chicago Manual of Style - based on The Chicago Manual of Style 14 th edition - Citation Style Guides for Internet and Electronic Sources n/index.cfm#chicago More examples : Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Resources ex.html UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 41
42 Pitfalls endless links that lead to getting lost data traffic takes eternity to download too many; too few; many irrelevant sites information overload Some Pitfalls and Solutions Solutions stop / try another search try on another time /site; change ISP refine or vary your search search with a more specific question in mind UNESCO EIPICT MODULE 5. LESSON 2 42
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