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Mastering the Online World: An Internet Searching Guide

Discover the ins and outs of Internet searching, from basic protocols to the World Wide Web's extensive information retrieval system. Learn about email, FTP, and more, and grasp the essence of search engines and website navigation. Get insights into the hidden web and professional keyword strategies. Unravel the secrets of web development and become a savvy online explorer!

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Mastering the Online World: An Internet Searching Guide

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  1. Internet Searching How Should I Search?

  2. Internet Basic

  3. World Wide Web (Standard) • Connection of computers • Massive information retrieval system • No control over content or standards • WWW is part (NOT ALL) • Email (SMPT) • FTP • IM (Peer 2 Peer) • WWW allows (HTTP) • Audio • Graphic • Videos Email FTP IM

  4. Connection • Website = Web server • Web server = IP = URL • B&S = 216.239.51.99 = www.mybsc-wi.com • Root folder on server (Home page) • Root folder hyperlinks to OTHER pages on website. W/O hyperlinks you would have to know the IP address of each page • IP (#) = URL (Words) • Like House had unique address (mail) uses unique address • 216.239.51.99

  5. Web 2.0: User Shift Consumer to Producers Shutter fly

  6. Browsers and coding • Software • Job is to display Webpages • As we get better/advanced browsers we can do more <p><ahref="http://www.jsonline.com/index/index.aspx?id=1" class="fxd">Main Page</a></p> <p><ahref="http://www.jsonline.com/index/index.aspx?id=3" class="fxd">Milwaukee</a></p>

  7. Search Engines

  8. Search Engine Defined • Just a Webpage • Database of cataloged sites (indexed) • Interface that allows you to search database • User entered Keyword • Does Not access the entire Web

  9. SE and Keyword • Don’t think: no weeding • Match letters and word (user and index) • Webpage designer makes keyword • No standards or editing • Dependent on “character” of web designer • Searcher must “trust” web designers

  10. Book, databases and directoriesProfessional Keywords Index

  11. Search EngineNo professional contributions

  12. User Enter in KeywordBut what word?

  13. Search Engines care about me? $$$$$ Yahoo Database

  14. Recall

  15. Some Tools • Use Specific keywords • Keyword Placement • Phrase searching • Advance searching • Filtering • Boolean operators

  16. Hidden/Invisible Web • Search engine only index homepage • Cannot index Databases • Other Search Engines • Best Information on the Web • Access • Quality

  17. Directories

  18. Subject Guides • Subject Tree • Hierarchy Organization • Broad Narrow • General Specific • Drilling Down • Selective Inclusion • Trailblazer Pages • LII • Yahoo

  19. Science • Energy • Renewable • Wind

  20. MyBSC- Portal

  21. milwaukee………………student

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