inforesources

**Searching: Information Resources (Other than //Just Plain// Google)**
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 *  What's the difference between "Databases" and free search tools?
 * 95% of web is non-googleable, especially in science (Walter Warnick, U.S. Office of Scientific and Technical Information)
 * **PowerPoint on Searching: **

//**Subscription:**// __ [|AP Image] __ __ [|ARTStor] __  [|United Streaming] Subscription multimedia service with downloadable videos, divided into short segments for classroom and presentation use. School PassCode to create account: 3A9F - EC5D
 * Finding MultiMedia Resources: Images, Sound files, Video **

//**Free:**// __***THIRTEEN:** **Teachers' Domain**__ [|http://www.teachersdomain.org] Free downloadable videos from PBS / Thirteen and National Science Foundation covering all subject areas, many from NOVA, Frontline, American Experience. Advanced Search by grade levels and media type. Create account; save to personal folder.

[|http://www.archive.org] Scarsdale alum Brewster Kahle is compiling "FREE ACCESS to all human knowledge" right here. A digital library of all previous Internet sites (Wayback Machine) and cultural artifacts. Free access to film, photo, books, audio, journals, and more.
 * Internet Archive**

__**Examples of Other Search Engines for 'Free' Web: **__ [] Groups similar results together into clusters. Clusty queries several top search engines, combines the results, and generates an ordered list based on comparative ranking.
 * Clusty **

http://viewzi.com Results in different ways: tiles, timelines, Results from news,video, screen shots, photo tag cloud
 * Viewzi**

http://www.newseum.org/TodaysFrontPages/ day's news on up to 80 newspaper front pages from every state, the District of Columbia and countries around the world.
 * Newseum**

http://worldwidescience.org Global science gateway connecting you to national and international scientific databases and portals. Clusters results on left side of page.
 * World Wide Science**

http://www.scholarpedia.org/ BROWSE: Each article is written by an [|expert] ([|elected] by the public or invited by Scholarpedia editors); although the initial authorship and review are similar to a [|print journal] so that Scholarpedia articles could be [|cited], articles are not frozen and outdated, but dynamic, subject to an ongoing process of improvement moderated by their curators.
 * Scholarpedia**

[] This is a long-term project designed to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone. Enter your question or calculation, and Wolfram|Alpha uses its built-in algorithms and a growing collection of data to compute the answer.
 * Wolfram Alpha**