Search Engines

It really just uses Google Search but with benefits to the poor. win -win

draws on the collective results of the major search mainstream search engines like Google, AOL, and Yahoo. Famhoo simply provides a stricter family filter than the filters available on mainstream search engines.

Academic search engine for students and researchers. Locates relevant academic search results from web pages, books, encyclopedias, and journals.

Wolfram|Alpha gives you access to the world's facts, without searching.

Free stock photo search engine.

Hard to describe. Has lots of features: you can open the webpage on the results page, you can shorten the url if you feel the need, you can "choose" where you pull the search results from, save the webpages as pdf's on your computer. I'm sure there's more I haven't discovered

Gives you the results of Google, Bing, and Yahoo in a matrix format. They also have a screenshot preview option

Another visual search engine. With this one youmove your mouse over the search result on the left the actual website appears on the right.

Shows the results by showing screenshots of the site instead of just text - actually there are about 18 ways to display the results. It's worth taking a look

Boolify makes it easier for students to understand their web search by illustrating the logic of their search. It's simple, immediate and easy to use with your class or in your library.

Breaks up the search results into categories to help refine your search

Kinda complicated to explain but it helps you refine your searches by adding or removing "power words" form the search

Traditional search engines don't understand what your question actually means — they simply scan web pages for matching words. Use our search enhancer to add intelligence to your search results.