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Search Engines: A Foreign Object to Teachers

Regulating Information

What is lacking in our new "information highway" is a central regulating agency that would organize all "web addresses" and make them accessible to the public similar to how a phone book is used. Although, search engines are very useful tools, close to 40% of all web pages available on the Internet are not registered with search engines. As a result, unless you know the exact web site you want to visit, a mechanism is not yet available to help you to locate the address.

As time goes on, you will see more specialized search engines and indices emerge to meet this growing need to have access to web sites organized within a central file, or directory system. In the near future, we think that there will be growing number of professions and services that will create their own search engines that will focus specifically on their given fields. Teach-nology.com, for example, is a web index designed specifically for educators.

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