Title: Search Techniques
Headings: Search Techniques
Search Techniques
Key Techniques Improve Your Internet Search Skills
How to Verify and Find the Strongest Source for Information
Set Your Search Results to 100
Take Advantage of the "Cache" Link
Find Disappeared Articles and Older Versions of Webpages When You Have the URL
How to Find Reliable Sources When You Only Have Text or Video
Use Search Engines to Search a Single Website
Search for Reliable Videos
Consider a "What You Can Do" Section
What you can do (sample):
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Content: Pick out several of the key words which would identify Internet posts on the topic. Type them into a search engine. On the results list, scan the URLs at the bottom of each entry. Look for the most reliable source listed. Search Google and other search engines like DuckDuckGo, as they often differ. At the bottom of the search page, if you find "repeat the search with the omitted results included," it may be worthwhile to click it to find more results. If you don't immediately find a good source, search both on the search engine's regular search page and its news search page. The regular search is more complete, but often has many entries from non-reliable sources. The news search page limits your search to more reliable news websites, but often misses key important sources. If the information you are searching is recent news, you might want to start on the news search pages.