Databases
A collection of data that can be sorted and searched using search algorithms.
what is database?
Powerful software programs that make it easy to find information on the internet
What are Search engines?
One of the oldest and most basic search engines and it was created by two students at Stanford University
What is Yahoo?
source material that has not been edited or completed significantly way by a researcher.
What are primary resources?
a symbol or word used in internet searches to narrow search results by including or excluding certain words or phrases from the search criteria.
What is a Boolean Operator?
Tables, field, and records
What are database components?
A word that appears on a web page and is used by search engines to identify relevant URLs.
What are keywords?
The most used search engine.
What is Google?
Resources that only accept input from scholars and recognized authorities.
What is authoritative peer-review?
Has two keywords and must use both of the keywords for find the information.
What do AND boolean operators do?
Contains multiple tables of information that are related through common fields.
What is a relational database?
HTML element used in a Webpage to embed information for use by search engines.
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A search engine based on social media.
What is Bing?
Content that is open to review to use by everyone.
What is open peer-review?
They use either one of the keywords or both of the keywords to find the information.
What do OR operators do?
A field containing a value that uniquely identifies each record in a database table.
What is primary key?
Enables users to manually search information portals to locate indexed information.
What is a directory search?
The alphabetized hypertext categories that match your keywords, websites that match you keywords, and Yahoo! categories that list sites that match your keywords.
What are the searches based on?
Sites that don't go under any sort of review and represent research of varying quality.
What is an individual resource?
Specifies that the results cannot contain the keyword that follows the operator.
What What is the NOT operator?
The three types of relationships that can be established between database tables.
What are one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships?
Additional file types that search engines have the ability to search for and index.
What are the file types ASCII, Rich Text Format(RTF), Portable Document FOrmat(PDF), PostScript, Proprietary file formats?
A search engine database that contains crossrefrencing fields for conceptual searches.
What is excite?
research based on primary resources.
What is secondary?
the symbols for additional operators
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