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Specra.com | Search many search engines at a time.
When you enter a query into Specra, it searches the big three search engines for your query. You get to weight responses to form one list and adjust the bias. Clever.
Lifehacker - Bing Goes Live—Here's What You Can Do With It - bing
Bing, Microsoft's newest take on web search, is open to everyone this morning. What makes it different from its really, really well-known competition, and what unique features does it offer? Let's take a look at early reviews and discoveries.
Realtime Twitter Search Results on Google (MT Hacks)
Realtime Twitter Search Results on Google
During the past few weeks, there has been a lot of discussion about whether Twitter's "real time search" could pose a threat to Google.
While I am not sure if Twitter poses a threat to Google, I think it is clear that real-time search is increasingly important. And you can be sure that Google knows it. Will Google try to acquire Twitter, or take some other approach? Time will tell, but rather that wait, I decided to get realtime twitter search results on Google today. I created a Greasemonkey user script that does exactly this. It displays the most recent 5 tweets for the query that you are search for, giving both real-time Twitter search results and Google results on the same page:
Infoaxe
Infoaxe is a Search Engine for your Web Memory! With Infoaxe, every page that you see on the Web gets added to your personal Web Memory and is now searchable. Your Web memory is private to you and searchable across Firefox and Internet Explorer and across all the computers you use. You never have to bookmark a page again! And you will never forget a page again! (every page gets implicitly bookmarked and becomes searchable). You can see results from your web memory while searching on Google (on the right of the results).
A Guide to The Contextual Web - ReadWriteWeb
What Is The Contextual Web?
Until recently on the web, most sites have not been software - only data, a bunch of flat HTML pages. The software that you used to look at them was, of course, the web browser. The problem was that the browser had no idea what the pages contained, and it did not know what you were doing. Because the browser could not infer your context, it could not help you explore related and relevant information
ERIC - Education Resources Information Center
some great 2007 research into the benefits of PBL
Finding Images Online - beyond Google
UK produced infomation sheet about helping students find images as visual literacy and not just Googling a world. Helps with visual planning and thinkinig. Can download this as PDF.
"Windows XP Professional" "Belarc Advisor Current Profile" key: - Google Search
wow, amazing what some apps with let Google Index
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