1. Getting Geared Up With : Searching Beyond the Search Box Wendy E. Moore, M.S. in L.S. Acquisitions Librarian University of Georgia School of Law Alexander Campbell King Law Library INTERNET LEGAL RESEARCH CLE – January 30, 2015

3. ADVANCED SEARCH OPTIONS PART 1

8. FIND PAGES WITH…

9. LANGUAGE

10. REGION

11. LAST UPDATE

12. SITE OR DOMAIN

13. TERMS APPEARING

14. SafeSearch

15. READING LEVEL

16. FILE TYPE

17. USAGE RIGHTS

18. ADVANCED IMAGE SEARCH

19. OPERATORS, PUNCTUATION, & SYMBOLS PART 2

20. SEARCH OPERATORS site: link: related: info: cache:

21. PROXIMITY OPERATOR

22. OR OPERATOR

23. PUNCTUATION & SYMBOLS + Plus sign Examples: +Chrome Example: AB+ @ “at” sign Example: @UGASchoolofLaw $ Dollar sign Example: printer $500 # Pound sign Example: #throwbackthursday #TBT - Minus/dash sign Example: jaguar speed -car Example: pandas -site:wikipedia.org Example: seventeen-year cicada

25. _ Underscore Example: loose_leaf finds looseleaf, loose-leaf, loose leaf Example: quick_sort finds quicksort and quick_sort " Double Quotes Example: "four score and seven" * Asterisk Example: "a * saved is a * earned" Example: Georgia was founded by * finds “Georgia was founded by colonist James Oglethrope” and “ReachOut Georgia was founded by people that want to”.. Double Period Example: iphone 6 $200..$300 MORE…

27. FILTERING SEARCH RESULTS PART 3

28. TYPE OF RESULTS

29. SEARCH TOOLS

31. SPECIALIZED SEARCH DATABASES PART 4

33. GOOGLE SCHOLAR

35. GOOGLE BOOKS

37. GOOGLE TRANSLATE

38. GOOGLE PATENTS

39. GOOGLE FINANCE

40. GOOGLE NEWS

41. TIPS TO REMEMBER #1 REVISE #2 ADVANCED SEARCH #3 TOOLS #4 HELP TIPS

42. QUESTIONS? THE END