1. Lists, Links, and Search Engines Dr. donna Bair-Mundy

2. Two Types of Lists Unordered List Item Ordered List 1.Item 2.Item 3.Item

3. Our new div container

4. The unordered list tags

5. The tag x

6. Beginnings of the list

7. Adding items to your list x x x

8. With additional list tags

9. Adding a link to your list x

10. First link on your list http://www2.hawaii.edu/~donnab/infocomm/ galadriel_experiment.html

11. Adding items to your list x

12. With additional list tags x Now a link

13. Adding items to your list xVisit Galadriel's LIS 694 Experiment Page

14. With link and text added Replace each x with a link to a colleague’s web page

15. cited article Citation matrix cited article cited article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article

16. ISI Web of Science (1)

17. cited article Citation matrix cited article cited article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article

18. Measuring Impact article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article citing article vote In highly-cited journals?

19. Google indexing criteria Text within page being indexed to determine topic Links to page being indexed Anchor text of links to page being indexed (indication of topic) Weight links to page being indexed by links to the linking pages “Visit Galadriel's LIS 694 Experiment Page ”

20. Google Treating links as citations to compute PageRank high-weight linkage low-weight linkage

21. Phase 4 Inter-Linking Iris Elaine Jeannette Taaren Malina Terry