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Lib 150 Section 13 Lloyd Chittenden

Lib 150 Section 13 Lloyd Chittenden. Why is it drug addicts and computer aficionados are both called users? -- Clifford Stoll. Please turn off cell phones. Assignment 3. Discussion You can still turn it in today, only -5 points OK to redo (-5 points if done next week)

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Lib 150 Section 13 Lloyd Chittenden

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  1. Lib 150Section 13Lloyd Chittenden Why is it drug addicts and computer aficionados are both called users? -- Clifford Stoll Please turn off cell phones

  2. Assignment 3 • Discussion • You can still turn it in today, only -5 points • OK to redo (-5 points if done next week) • Staple old version to new • May redo any section or entire assignment

  3. Search Engines vs. Directories • Search engines are automated systems that crawl websites for keywords. • Directories are created by human selectors • FLC Internet searching page

  4. Invisible web • Web sites that don’t often appear on search engines or directories. • The invisible Web contains 99% of the information content of the Web. • http://www.intute.ac.uk/ • http://www.geniusfind.com/ • aip.completeplanet.com • http://www.surfwax.com/

  5. Internet searching exercise • Link to exercise from class web page • Work in pairs

  6. Next week • Quiz 3 • Reading • Tips for Locating Nonprint Materials in the Library's Catalog • Citing Nonprint Sources in MLA Style • List of Web evaluation criteria • Evaluating Internet sources. Web evaluation sites.

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