Week 2: Web searching.
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First of all, I would like to thank Courtney for kindly sharing such valuable tools with the team!
I must admit that the there is a before and after NoodleTools when it comes to web searching. When I come to think of it, I used to "restrict" my queries to Google, Bing, Yahoo, Ask.com; not that they low quality search engines, but if you compare and contrast them with the efficiency of different search engines provided by NoodleTools you'll understand what I mean. The possibilities are limitless. These are some of the options you'll see:
Pinning down your query - getting high quality hits:
As you may have noticed, the possibilities for getting top-notch hits is just mind-blowing...
For those whose habits die hard and will continue laying hands on the traditional and most popular search engines, I'd like to share following link and file (the PDF is in Spanish!)
Happy searching guys!
Pablo.-
Pablo, I like that you are so enthusiastic about new opportunities NoodleTools give us. It is also a new world for me. So you are planning to 'restrict' your queries to some search engines. But I think sometimes habits are so strong, it's very hard to give them up. Wish you success in searching the world.
ReplyDeleteValeria
Hey Valeria! Thank you very much for your comments! What I meant whith the word restrict is that in the past, my search was actually restricted by the lack of familiarity with other search engines...Now our possibilities are enormous!
ReplyDeleteWish you the best!