Google is certainly a useful Internet search tool for general
topics, but most of the information available on the Invisible Web
can't be found through Google. This book explains the value of the
Invisible Web and how to access it. Most students and researchers
possess only rudimentary Internet searching skills. The majority of
school and public librarians are not aware of the breadth and depth
of information available on the Hidden Web. This is unfortunate, as
the ability to navigate the Hidden Web in schools and public
libraries is essential to locating the most current and
authoritative information. The Hidden Web: A Sourcebook serves as a
valuable source of information about the Hidden Web, much of which
comprises websites containing statistical information or data from
a wide variety of government agencies. The concepts, search
techniques, and specific websites presented will be helpful in
information literacy instruction and the teaching of research
skills. Covers more than 200 of the most useful websites and
provides a description of what each contains Introductory chapters
explore the concept of the Invisible Web and its value to
librarians and students
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