SUNY Adirondack Library: HRD110: Freshman Seminar: E) Find a Website

Using Google's Advanced Search on a Phone

Just Google "Google Advanced Search"!

How do I get to the Google Advanced Search page?
On a computer: do a Google search, then click Tools > Advanced Search. (Or, Google "Google Advanced Search"!) "
On a phone: do a Google search. Scroll across the limiters under the search box and click Advanced Search.

Search for your topic using Google's Advanced Search.

Google Images:

If you missed this video on the first tab, here's the link again:

If you have any questions, please ask a reference librarian for help.

It's good to know about other search engines that offer options that Google does not.

StartPage and DuckDuckGo offer more search privacy, with less tracking of your search results.

DuckDuckGo
Based near Philadelphia. Uses mostly Yahoo and Microsoft Bing results. Also does not track users; offers more privacy.
StartPage
Uses Google search engine, but won't track you or save your personal data. Use Advanced search link on the results page. Based in The Netherlands.

Here are some specialized search engines:

Ecosia (plants trees)
Ecosia uses Microsoft Bing for search results, and uses advertising revenue to support tree-planting projects in deforested areas around the world.
Pixabay
Photos search engine, useful for assignments. Offers more than a million free and royalty-free images and videos.
Pexels
Photo/video search engine with free stock photos shared by creators.
Internet Archive
Non-profit digital library with millions of free books, movies, software, music, concerts, websites, and more. Use the Wayback Machine to find websites from the past.

If you want to learn more about searching the web, see this SUNY Adirondack Library research guide.