This document discusses resources for research, including databases, search engines, and subject-specific search tools. It provides the following key resources: 1. University databases that can be accessed through the institution's website. 2. Google as a general search tool that helps think outside the box but notes what would happen if it closed down. 3. Subject-specific search engines organized by topic like kids search, blogs, research, software, and images that provide focused searching.

1. How can we find resources for
our researches?
Dr Amany Gamal Megahed
Assistant professor
at Umm ElQura Uni. and Menoufia
Uni.

2. The Best Resources
Database
Very important resources for any subject
•There are thousand of different databases
•But where can I get it?
•In AUE there are many of databases
•Look through your Uni. website

3. AUE Library
http://aue.ae/en/studentslife/library.html
•eBrary
•Books for MBA-e
www.search.proquest.com/

4. Google
•It is my “uncle” google because he thinks for
me
•And feels with me
•And makes me think outside the box
•Let’s imagine, if google closed
•What would happen?

5. Google disappeared

6. Subject search engine
•There are many subject search engines like:
•1- kids search engine
•2-blogs search engine
3-research search engine
4-software search engine
5-site specific search engine

7. Specific search engine
•Audio search engine
•Video search engine
•Image search engine

8. •http://www.kidsites.net/
•http://www.kidrex.org/
•www.safesearchkids.com/

9. Scientific search engine
•http://www.refseek.com/.RefSeek
•http://www.infotopia.info/.Infotopia.
•.-
http://education.iseek.com/iseek/home.pEducation.
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•Microsoft Academic
http://academic.research.microsoft.com/Search.
http://www.scirus.com/.Scirus

10. Image, search engine
http://photobucket.com/
Semantic search engine
http://www.exalead.com/search/
kinds of arts
http://www.art.com/
http://www.photodisc.com/

11. Equation
search engine
•http://www.wolframalpha.com/
•Search for
•Unemployment Rate in Saudi Arabia