Title: Internetsuche
Course: eTapas 2014/15

Q: Comparison between libraries and the internet as a source of information. Which statements are correct:
- Books in libraries usually offer approved and reviewed information – so they are most of the time correct.
- Books in libraries are always up-to-date.
- Ordinary libraries offer more highly specialized knowledge than the internet.
- Information on the internet is always transparent and trustworthy
- Information on the internet is usually cheaper and easier/faster to access than in libraries
A: Books in libraries usually offer approved and reviewed information – so they are most of the time correct.; Information on the internet is usually cheaper and easier/faster to access than in libraries

Q: Bring those statements in the correct order:
- Consider, WHERE you are searching | 2
- Consider, WHAT you are looking for | 1
- Consider, HOW you are searching | 3

Q: Bring those statements in the correct order:
- Write a written concept (Gliederung) | 2
- Do a pre-research, if necessary | 1
- Start searching for relevant information on the internet or in libraries | 3

Q: You want to do a “topic based search”. Where would you look for information:
- www.oebb.at
- www.wikipedia.at
- www.herold.at
- www.delicious.com
- www.derstandard.at
- wetter.orf.at
A: www.wikipedia.at; www.delicious.com; www.derstandard.at

Q: If you enter the internet address of a website to look up some information, this is called:
- Surf,Browse (Tarzan principle)
- Full text search
- Direct search
A: Direct search

Q: You want to look for the keyword “unruhe” on the website “derstandard.at”. Which search pattern do you use?
A: unruhe site:derstandard.at / site:derstandard.at unruhe

Q: You want to look for pdfs on the topic “mindstorm”.  Which search pattern do you use?
A: mindstorm filetype:pdf / filetype:pdf mindstorm

Q: You want to look for the keyword “jaguar”, but you want to exclude the word “car”. Which search pattern do you use?
A: jaguar -car / -car jaguar / "jaguar" -car / jaguar -auto / -auto jaguar

Q: How can you buffer interesting search results or take notes?
- Save page to hard disk
- Copy interesting parts (only these ones) in a document
- Save web page as bookmarks or use delicious.com
- History -> shows the URL to recently opened web-pages
A: Save page to hard disk; Copy interesting parts (only these ones) in a document; Save web page as bookmarks or use delicious.com; History -> shows the URL to recently opened web-pages

Q: Which of the following statements are correct?
- The Internet is an anarchistic system
- You have to be an expert to post information on the Internet
- There are strict rules and guidelines for posting information on the Internet
- The Internet is a highly dynamic system. Yesterday’s information might be gone today.
A: The Internet is an anarchistic system; The Internet is a highly dynamic system. Yesterday’s information might be gone today.

Q: You want to look for the keyword “paradeiser”, but you want to exclude the word “tomate”. Which search pattern do you use?
A: Paradeiser -tomate / -tomate Paradeiser

Q: You want to look for pdfs on the topic “joomla”.  Which search pattern do you use?
A: Joomla filetype:pdf / filetype:pdf Joomla

Q: You want to look for information on "transistor" without using the website „wikipedia.org”. Which search pattern do you use? (don’t use wildcards= *)
A: Transistor -site:wikipedia.org / -site:wikipedia.org Transistor

Q: You want to look for information on „ipad“ using the website „golem.de”. Which search pattern do you use? (don’t use wildcards= *)
A: Ipad site:golem.de