Tag Archives: search engines

google vs google scholar

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Robert Taylor

It could just be me, but I found that the online scholarly sources were frustrating and somewhat unhelpful. I would either get a search result where the download had to be purchase or the results were not what I was … Continue reading →

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Sesrch engine optimization

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Jessica

Companies must utilize search engine optimization in order to ensure brand recognition. As Liddy and Badke both explained search engines use a variety of features to retrieve user information. Term frequencies, term location, date of publication can all be drawn … Continue reading →

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Notes from today (3/7) and reading/blogging assignments for Tuesday, March 12

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Anne Leonard

Today we discussed metadata – data about data – as well as taxonomies and folksonomies. Slides from today are available here. If you’re still slightly puzzled by the concepts of metadata and controlled vocabularies, review Badke chapter 4 — it … Continue reading →

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