The+Invisible+Web

=What is the Invisible Web?= "Those resources that, because of their exclusion by general-purpose search engines, are not so easily found." -From Devine and Egger-Sider, //Going Beyond Google// (2009), p.6.

=What You Will Do= You are a student researching ___________. Use 2-3 resources below. Compare the results. Differences? Similarities? Report back. toc = = =Google= [|Google Scholar] - Find books and journal articles. Connects to WorldCat. [|Google Books] - Locate digitally scanned books (full or partial view). Varying portions of books viewable.

=Free on Web= [|WorldCat] Locate books and journals digitally and in libraries near you. (Compare with Google Books) [|Infomine] - A search engine that finds more scholarly material across different subject areas. (Compare with Google or Bing) [|Scirus]- A specialty search engine for finding scientific material. (Compare with Google or Bing) [|ERIC] - A free database on the Web that offers scholarly material on education. (Compare with JSTOR or Google Scholar)

=By subscription on the Web= [|JSTOR]- Short for "Journal Storage" - A paid database with great searching that offers sholarly articles on many subjects. (Compare with Google Scholar)

=**Deliberate Searcher: Tips**= Check out Advanced Search option. Are you looking for full text? Does information need to be current? When do you need information