Search Page
Click on the search engine or index of
your choice. Save time by starting your search here.
If this isn't enough,
click here for more specialized search engines.
InfoSeek Net Search is the most popular way to search
the Web. Just type your question in plain English or enter words and phrases. HelpfulTips
Altavista is a powerful search engine. Take the time to
read theTips link at the site.
LycosSearch Form
Lycos is one of first web search sites. For a quick easy
search use the form below. If you want to define your search better use the Search
Options.
PointSearch Form
Search and then Wait a maximum of Seconds.
If you need more search resources,
here's a variety of sites that should suit your needs.
Shareware.com is one-stop-shopping if you
are searching for shareware or freeware programs.
Northern Lights similiar to Lycos,
Hotbot etc.
Ask Jeeves answers most of your questions.
About.Com similiar to Lycos, Hotbot etc.
CUSI searches many other WWW search
engines.
Galaxy world wide information services are
provided by EINet
Google another new search engine.
The WWW Virtual Library at CERN is the birth place of the WWW. It has web
resources classified by subject,
geographical
location, and type
of access.
E-Mail discussion groups (lists) may be located by using The
Liszt.
Here's another site to help you find mailing
lists that might interest you.
This site will help you locate Newsgroups.
Patty Sorenson's OII Search and Retrieval group has put together resources
pages for educators.
If you have to use the (yuk) phone, you can probably locate the numberin the
Switchboard, a national phone database.
If you are looking for someone on Internet your best bet is to point your
browser at Four11.
If you are into locating places instead of people you can visit MapQuest
to get street maps and trip routing.
Special Thanks to Art Wolinsky & Maureen
Brady-Rodriguez for sharing this page.
