S.O.S.

I know that SOS is just a way of signaling when somebody is in danger and needs help. I also know that the letters themsleves do not stand for anything, they just conventionally render the Morse code distress signal.

Nowadays, while searching the internet one might get distressed, too. Apart from useful inofrmation, the internet unfortunately contains a lot of garbage as well. That is why the specific search engines that are bound to redirect you to the links you might need are great time savers.

I would say that in my case, S.O.S. is actually an acronym of Specific Online Search.First of all, I would like to tell that google.com is the best search engine in my opinion. Whenever I google something I usually like what I get as a result. Besides, google has great Specialized Search, my favorite is google scholar.

Yet, it is good to be even more presice in your search. For this you need to know:

1. what you are looking for;
2. where exactly you can find this information;
3. which is the best search engine that will help you.

I have given the list from noodles to my students and they really liked it and found it very useful. http://www.noodletools.com/debbie/literacies/information/5locate/adviceengine.html

What I am happy about is the fact that they will not go only to wikipedia now. I don't say that it is a bad site, just all the class, as a rule, comes with some information taken from that site. Now, there'll be more diversity. I hope.