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Internet and search engine
This document discusses various topics related to the internet including what the internet is, why we need it, the world wide web, how to access and bookmark websites, search engines, and specialized search engines. It defines the internet as the largest network connecting computer networks around the world. It explains that the world wide web is a system of hyperlinked documents accessed via the internet and the most important service it provides. It also discusses how to search the internet using search engines and save pages or images, and lists some specialized search engines for specific topics like companies, people, images, jobs, games, health, and education.
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Deepak John from the Department Of I.T, CE-Poonjar introduces the presentation.
Defines Internet, its need, WWW, web browser, URL, and web sites, including how to access and bookmark.
Covers largest networks and defines computer networks as arrangements connecting multiple computers.
Explains internet needs for information sharing, education, communication, medical data, and entertainment.
Describes the internet as a system of interlinked hypertext documents that enables global information sharing.
Defines web browsers, lists common ones like Mozilla Firefox, Netscape Navigator, and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Defines URL as a web address, shows examples, and explains its significance in locating resources.
Describes a website as a set of web pages served from a domain, accessible via its URL.
Step-by-step guide on checking internet connection and using a web browser to access the internet.
Instructions on how to bookmark a website using the bookmarks menu and techniques for saving pages.
Lists various internet services including Email, World Wide Web, Internet Telephone, and News Groups.
Explains the relationship between the web and the internet, highlighting their distinct roles.
Introduces search engines, their purpose, and objectives for effectively using them.
Describes various search engines and their databases, emphasizing differences and functionalities.
Key considerations for choosing search engines, including database size, update currency, and features.
Instructional content on how to utilize search engines and save results efficiently.
Guidance on searching for images on the internet and saving them to folders.
Important search tips and tricks for refining results, including syntax and searching methods.
Introduces specialized search engines designed for more targeted searches compared to general ones.
Details subject-specific search engines that index specific sites or resource types for efficient searching.
Lists various specialized search engines and resources for job hunting, medical information, and children's education.
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- 1. Deepak John Department OfI.T CE-Poonjar
- 2. hat is INTERNET? hy do we need INTERNET orld Wide Web,Web browser, URL,Web Site. ow to access internet ow to bookmark websites rvices provided by Internet.
- 3. largest network whichconnects the computer networks around the . arrangement of connecting two or more computers is called a uter network
- 4. WHY DO WENEED INTERNET For getting and sharing information •Education •Communication •Medical •Entertainment •Etc
- 6. a system ofinterlinked hypertext documents accessed via Internet. Most important service provided by Internet. n internet-based hypermedia initiative for global information aring.
- 7. WEB BROWSER is asoftware application used to enable computer users to ocate and access web pages. some familiar common web browsers: .Mozilla FireFox .Netscape Navigator .Microsoft Internet Explorer
- 8. also known asweb address, is a specific character string that constitutes reference to a resource. “Address” of a file on the Internet the URL of a web page is displayed on top inside an address bar. Examples http://www.cep.ac.in http://www.cusat.ac.in http://keralapsc.org UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR
- 9. is a setof related web pages served from a single web domain. A website is hosted on at least one web server, accessible via network such as the Internet or a private local area network through an Internet address known as a Uniform Resource Locator. All publicly accessible websites collectively constitute he World Wide Web.
- 10. HOW TO ACCESSINTERNET .Check the internet connection .If the connection is available ,open a browser and enter the web address
- 11. HOW TO BOOKMARKWEBSITES nd a Web page you want to save. While you're viewing it, open the Bookmarks menu lick Add Bookmarks create a bookmark, click on the star icon in the Location The star will turn yellow and a bookmark for the page you're on be created in the Unsorted Bookmarks folder. That's it!
- 12. Electronic Mail (e-mail) WorldWide Web Internet Telephone News Groups
- 13. hat is therelationship between the web and the Internet? he Internet contains physical components mputers tworks rvices he Internet connects thousands of computers across the world, it is the web that allows communication to occur eb - abstraction and common set of services on top of the ernet eb - set of protocols and tools that let us share information with h other
- 14. SESSION 2-OBJECTIVES What isSearch Engine ? How to Choose Search Engine. How to use Search Engines and save pages to a file. How do you search images from internet and save it to a folder? Search tips and Tricks Specialized Search Engines
- 15. esigned to assistyou in searching through the enormous ount of information on the Web ch engine is a large database which utilizes different search hniques and tools to build indexes to the Internet. x:Google,Bing,Yahoo,Ask,Altavista
- 16. nsider ize of thedatabase urrency of the database (updates) earch interface elp screens earch features esults listed (number of documents retrieved) elevance of results
- 17. W TO USESEARCH ENGINES AND SAVE GES TO A FILE. Open a web browser Enter the web address of any search engine Then enter the item that you want to search If you want to save the desired result in to a folder or file use the toolbar that provided in the browser and save
- 21. W DO YOUSEARCH IMAGES FROM ERNET AND SAVE IT TO A FOLDER?
- 23. SEARCH TIPS ANDTRICKS .Be Specific .Search by specific file type and extension Ex: Syntax: time in PLACE ebooks -free bash examples OR programs define: Search Engine sqrt(10) kg in pound
- 24. SPECIALIZED SEARCH ENGINES ializedSearch Engines are the tools which help searching more specific mation unlike general purpose search engines . www.soople.com
- 25. UBJECT-SPECIFIC SEARCH NGINES not indexentire web us within specific Websites/pages within defined subject area, raphical area, type of resource mpanies mpanies Online (http://www.companiesonline.com/) ver's Online (http://www.hoovers.com/) l Street Research Net (http://www.wsrn.com/)
- 26. le (E-mail andPhone) oot (http://bigfoot.com/) oWhere? (http://www.whowhere.lycos.com) oo! People Search (http://people.yahoo.com/) tchboard.Com (http://www.switchboard.com) ges Amazing Picture Machine (http://www.ncrtec.org/picture.htm) os Image Gallery (http://www.lycos.com/picturethis/) bSeek (http://disney.ctr.columbia.edu/webseek/) oo! Image Surfer (http://ipix.yahoo.com/)
- 27. s tjobs.com (http://www.hotjobs.com/) onster.com (http://www.monster.com/) eRiley Guide (http://www.rileyguide.com/) mes NET Gamecenter.com (http://www.gamecenter.com/) mes Domain (http://www.gamesdomain.com/) mesmania (http://www.gamesmania.com/) meSpot (http://www.gamespot.com/) tware mbo (http://www.jumbo.com) areware.com (http://www.shareware.com) Net Downloads (http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/)
- 28. alth/Medicine hoo (http://www.achoo.com/) oMedNet (http://www.bmn.com/) mbinedHealth Information Database p://chid.nih.gov/) ayo Clinic Health Oasis (http://www.mayohealth.org/) dical World Search (http://www.mwsearch.com/) Health (http://www.onhealth.com)
- 29. Education/Children's Sites AOL NetFindKids Only (http://www.aol.com/netfind/kids/) Blue Web'n (http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/) Education World (http://www.education-world.com/) Kid Info (http://www.kidinfo.com/) Kids Domain (http://www.kidsdomain.com) KidsClick! (http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/KidsClick!/) Yahooligans! (http://www.yahooligans.com)