Internet

Web site EvaluationSubject Directories  | MetaSearch Tools  |  Search Engines  |  Other Internet Sites

Internet Use

    The Nevada Community Schools has an acceptable use policy that must be read and signed by both the student and the parent (or guardian) before the student can use the Internet at school.  Students need to have their Internet passes by the computer when they are using the Internet.

    Internet use is for educational purposes and if a student is violating the acceptable use policy their internet privilges may be revoked.  Students do not have e-mail accounts at school.



Web Site Evaluation

        Use these questions to evaluate the Web Site you are using.

Search Engines and Directories

    Search engines are one way to locate information on the Internet.  Listed below are links to some of the most often used search engines.

        The Spider's Apprentice
                A helpful guide to Web Search Engines
        The Search is Over
                An article from "PC Computing on various search engines with search tips and comparrisons.
 

Subject Directories

        Use these when you want a broad overview of a topic:
 
Ask Jeeves
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Yahooligans
Yahoo
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MetaSearch Tools

        Use these when you are doing simple searches with a single term or simple phrase:
 
Dogpile
Metacrawler
Kartoo
 Surfwax
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Search Engines

        Use these when you are doing a pinpointed or specific search:
        Remember to use the enhanced or advanced searching features.
 
 
Alta Vista
Excite
Hotbot
Infoseek Go.com
Picsearch
 Google
Wisenut
Direct Hit
Excite Precision Search
Fast Search/All the Web
Raging Search
Google Image Search

Other Internet Sites

    Listed below are some general links that students can use to help them locate information for classroom projects.
 
 
 
 
Internet Public Library
Kids Click!
Ask Jeeves
Ask Jeeves for Kids
B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper
Information Please
Multnomah County Library Homework Center
4 2 Explore
KidsKonnect
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