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How can I boost my search skills on the internet?

  • I use a lot of google search and 30% specific searches on Quora or Stackexchange as well as my gmail account with newsletters. I look in google books and google scholar for specific scienific information. That is where my search abilities end. How can I improve when I'm searching for a specific topic, like, when I would like to know how the scanner logic in an optical scanner works. I know I can pick information from different sites, but I would like to minimize the browsing and get efficient in finding the "leafs". I usually find them when I leave digital search and go into a library. Still it would be great to have digitial quality information as well.

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    Check out, read in depth & ignore the bias to Sourcing/Recruiting, Glen Cathey's http://booleanblackbelt.com/ To go 'old school' read about Fravia. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fravia He's gone now, but some people keep his site alive still; http://www.woodmann.com/searchlores/

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You might be interested in free, practical http://www.powersearchingwithgoogle.com/ course from Google. http://www.google.com/insidesearch/howsearchworks/ is also a good infographic if you want to know the big picture.

Tong W. Ratanapan

Here is an Advanced Search Operators Guide for Google maybe helpful for you. http://www.boom-online.co.uk/advanced-search-operators-guide-tips-for-searching-the-web-from-seo-experts/

Jerry Go

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