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1. Web Search Engine

If you want to expand your search to all over internet, and your query is of general in nature then consult the general purpose web search engine like Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc.

2. Social Search Engine

When your query is general in nature but you want the most relevant results then consult the social search engine.

3. Meta Search Engine

If one needs a very thorough search over internet, Meta search engine can save time. Some Meta Search Engine searches multiple sites at the same time, while some other performs the search in one search engine at a time.

4. Wiki Search Engine

If you are on the way of preparing some notes or articles on some topics and you are looking for the information that can be reuse, then consult the Wiki Search Engine. However please read the policy regarding the amount of reusable information in the site, and don’t ever forget to provide a reference to the consulted site.

5. Book Search Engine

If one is looking for an online book to read over the web or download it for use in home, then consult the book search engine.

6. Blog Search Engine

If you want to spread your search to news sites only or when you are looking for current information in any particular subject then consult the Blog Search Engine.

7. Image Search Engine

Image search engines restrict the search to image only.

8. Video Search Engine

Consult the Video Search Engine, when you are looking for the Movies, MP3 or like other media files.

9. Subject Gateway

If one wants to broaden his/her search over a subject or its category then subject directory searching of information can give the best result. Also, if you don’t know what you are looking for then consult the Subject Gateway.

10. LIS Subject Gateway

Ok! I will not explain it. Since you are here you better know it.

11. Booklist for LIS Professionals

If one is looking for a good online book to read, then he/she can try some of the titles in the " Booklist for LIS Professionals".

12. LIS Links

You may have your own reason to consult the “LIS Links”. List it by yourself.