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LIPs Common Concerns: 10 FREE Google's Custom Search Engines for Librarians
10 FREE Google's Custom Search Engines for Librarians
1. ALA-RUSA Best Free Reference Web Sites : "This is a search engine of the web sites included in the 1999-2006 annual lists issued by the Mars Best of Free Reference Web Sites Committee of the Machine-Assisted Reference Section (MARS) of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) of ALA to recognize outstanding reference sites on the World Wide Web."
2. Librarian's E-Library: "Selected resources on Libraries and Librarianship from the American Library Association (ALA) Library and a growing list of volunteers." Created by ALA Library since Nov 22, 2006
3. Intergovernmental Organization Search Engine: "This is a search engine for students, faculty, researchers, and officials who are doing research in intergovernmental organization topics. The IGO Search searches across hundreds of IGO websites, enabling users to research topics such as active IGOs working on HIV/AIDS in Uganda."
4. Theological Journals Search: "Search over 340 religion journals related to scripture studies, systematic theology, practical ministries,..."
5. eBooks Search: "Find eBooks on the net."
6. Business Research Search Engine: "A collection of the most credible, substantive, timely, and insightful business research related sites and blogs. ..."
7. Google Video, Movie, Documentaries, Television, Radio and Sound Search: "This Custom Google Search Programme seeks in internationaal audio-visual heritage websites comprising film, video, ..."
8. Sub-Saharan African Governments: "This is a search engine of web sites from Sub-Saharan African governments. It is limited to government sites at the national level, and does not include sites from state governments, political parties, or non-governmental organizations. For best results, search using the official language(s) of the country you are interested in."
9. Data Mining Search Engine: "Search engine with a focus on data mining topics, news, forums, blogs and any website related to data mining."
10. Tool help for learning designers: "Find help about tools to use in learning activities"
Original post by Samuel Eyitayo
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