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Invisible web "There are parts of the Internet that search
engines simply can't see. The search engine's robotic "crawlers"
either miss or are locked out of these areas on the Internet. Behind the barriers
lie treasure troves of quality information. Collectively this informatin is called
the Invisible Web. http://21cif.imsa.edu/tutorials/micro/mmpdf/invisible.pdf | http://www.juanico.co.il/ |
"The
Invisible Web is a vast part of the Internet that the search engines can NOT—or
simply don't—include in their indexes of the Web (Gary Price) You
can GET TO the database, but you
CAN'T GET INTO it - just with a search
engine. Are you aware that when you use a regular search engine,
you are searching less than 10% of
the actual web? that the inaccessible part of the web is 500
times larger than what is reached by regular search engines? and that the
web is now estimated to be 300 billion pages? and
is growing all the time?
Another Illustration of the content levels of the World Wide Web, including the
Invisible web - About.com - What
is invisible Web Visible web versus Invisible
web - organizational chart Invisible web information
- databases - Fee based Databases @ St.
Joseph's - paid subscriptions book
catalog - There's a frog in my throat: Picture book example
of word choice - traits of good writing - figurative language and idioms
- Snowflake
Bently: Picture book example of imagery.
- E BOOKS - Chemical
Elements, Hernan Cortes, Christopher Columbus
encyclopedia databases
- Culturegrams:
- "Libyans
pray five times a day, profess Allah as the only God and Muhammad as his prophet,
help the poor, fast during the holy month of Ramadan
- Baseball, brought
to Japan in the 1870s by a professor from the United States, is the country's
most popular sport.
- World
Geography (ABC-Clio)
- Tsunami: "originally meant harbor wave"
magazine
databases - E Library
and Proquest (Username ar121sjsea
Password welcome)
- Tsunami: The word tsunami is a Japanese
word, represented by two characters: tsu, meaning “harbor,” and nami, meaning
“wave.”
- Snowflake: When snow falls, the air is just cold enough
to let the flakes flutter to the ground before they melt
databases
@ Seattle Public Library = paid subscriptions / free to you - Literature
Resource Center: quotes NOT found in Google
- Contemporary Authors
Online
- Suzanne Collins: "did not plan to write a novel for children"
- Rick Riordan: Despite the abrupt change in genre, critics had considerable
praise for this novel about a dyslexic boy who discovers that he is the son of
the god Poseidon
databases
@ King County Library =paid subscriptions / free to you Free databases
- but they have a search system of their own - with ? in URL
- http://search.biography.com/print_record.pl?id=12594
- http://www.factmonster.com/search?fr=fmtn&query=cigarette+cards
"split level
searching" For the first level, search for the database site. For the second level,
go to the site and search the database itself for the information you want. How
to find information on the Invisible Web? Educational Cyber Playground
Subject directories - with sites chosen
by people/experts - for broad topics email listservs that list new sites
Subject Directories/lists of links by subjects More information on the Invisible/Deep
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