Searching the Web
Specialized websites on the Web exist called "search engines" that make it possible for you to search for websites concerning a certain topic.
Yahoo
Use this "search engine" whenever you're looking for something that you'd find in the yellow pages of a phone book, such as "Branford CT restaurants." Click on the following link, then type the words you'd mostly likely use in the yellow pages into the box labeled
"Search The Web":
http://www.yahoo.com
Google
One of the most popular, and growing in popularity, due to its huge size and amazing search capabilities. Use it for anything
that you aren't like to find listed in the Yellow Pages, such as
"Introduction to Computers"
http://www.google.com
Google Advanced Search
If you aren't feeling too overwhelmed, we highly recommend that you
click
here to read our description of the abilities of Google's "Advanced
Search", which will help you find exactly the sites you're looking for.
Google Image Search
Google has another option that lets you search for images on the Web.
Just type in the fewest words to describe what picture you're looking for, such
as "computer."
http://images.google.com
(or you can just go to http://www.google.com and click on the "Images" tab).
If you want to copy an image for use on a quick poster, bear in mind that JPG images can be increased in size better than GIF images.
And here's the URL for Google's "advanced" image search:
http://www.google.com/advanced_image_search?hl=en
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