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Terminology:

Two parts of the web:

1. visible web (indexed and searchable)
2. deep web (not indexed but can be searched if know what to do)

Using search options:

1. Now, when you enter a search you have many options on your search page. Enter a search term such as "Solar power"
2. In the upper left, click "Show options"
   
3. On the left hand side, you will see options that include:
   
4. Click on "Wonder wheel"
   
5. Clicking on any spokes of the wheel expand the wheel into related topics.
   
6. Click on "Timeline"
   
7. Clicking on a section of the timeline expands it and delineates it even further.

Google Squared

Google Squared shows search results in a table format for easy viewing

Custom search

Create a

Google news timeline

• Search for TIME magazine on Google News Timeline and it will display a list of all issues of the magazine in chronological order by date. Click any of the TIME covers to go to the corresponding issue.
• For researching specific events, select News from the drop-down, type in the topic, and click GO to read published media about the topic.

custom search

Search tips:

1. Use quotations to search an exact phrase for the best match.
2. Search similar images using this tool: http://similar-images.googlelabs.com/
3. Search through a news timeline
4. Search public data by entering the search string as: [unemployment rate jefferson county]. A graph will appear to click on. Customize the data by adding or taking away data to compare, and copy the link to share. This works with Census data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
5. Search in other countries by using for example "site:de green technology" (site: de means germany and green technology is what you are searching.) Use these country codes to search the web.
   

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