History
The first search engine, created in 1990 before the World Wide Web.
What is Archie?
The process of discovering new web pages by following links.
What is crawling?
The most widely used search engine, responsible for major energy use.
What is Google?
What search engines provide instant access to worldwide.
What is information?
Using search engines to learn about job roles and requirements.
What is career research?
The McGill University student who created the first Search Engine.
Who is Alan Emtage?
Titles, images, and videos processed during indexing.
What are HTML elements?
The resource used to cool search engine data centers.
What is water?
The massive network that search engines help users navigate.
What is the internet?
Job platforms that rely on search engines.
What are LinkedIn and Indeed?
The type of sites Archie indexed instead of web pages.
What are anonymous FTP sites?
The final step where results are shown on the SERP.
What is serving?
The approximate amount of energy used globally by Google Search every second.
What is 10,800 kWh?
The primary forms of media that were once used to convey information before the internet.
What are books, encyclopedias, newspapers, and libraries?
How businesses promote services through search engines.
What is online advertising?
The software required to access the contents Archie listed.
What is an FTP client?
The main factor used to match pages to a search query.
What is relevancy?
A global issue worsened by emissions from data centers.
What is climate change?
An area that benefits when students and learners can quickly find trustworthy information through search engines.
What is education?
The type of benefit businesses gain from strong online visibility.
What is a competitive advantage?