Internet Searching and Indexing: The Subject Approach (Paperback)

Contents Introduction: Increasing the Odds SEARCH ENGINES: CHARACTERISTICS AND EFFECTIVE USE A Proposal for Categorization and Nomenclature for Web Search Tools Internet Search Engines and Robots: What They Are and How to Use Them Internet Search Engines: Understanding Their Design to Improve Information Retrieval Signposts on the Information Superhighway: Indexes and Access Search Engines for the World Wide Web: An Evaluation of Recent Developments CLASSIFICATION AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO WEB ORGANIZATION, INDEXING, AND SEARCHING The Relevance of Facet Analysis for World Wide Web Subject Organization and Searching Subject Trees on the Internet: A New Role for Bibliographic Classification? Classification Schemes Revisited: Applications to Web Indexing and Searching SUBJECT CATALOGUING AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB Improving Subject Searching in Web-Based OPACs: Evaluation of the Problem and Guidelines for Design The Internet as a Tool for Cataloging and Classification, a View from the UK USE, the Universal Subject Environment: A New Subject Access Approach in the Time of the Internet Index Reference Notes Included