Eng103 discussion board 3
take some time to use the various search engines discussed in lesson two. choose a topic of your liking and use

bing (common search engine)

iseek education (academic search engine)

metalib (metasearch engine)

what types of information did each search provide? discuss what features you like and dislike about each of the search engines.

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Bing (Common search engine) provides responses to search inquiries that are sorted by popularity. The engine also provides relevant images at the top of the screen, and a detailed breakdown of the topic on the right side. The layout of the site is very welcoming, however not entirely scholarly. I find it difficult to separate scholarly articles from the rest of the media. However, this is understandable as most people who would use the engine regularly are seeking entertainment, rather than seeking scholastic resources. A great asset to the Bing Search Engine is the related searches tab. This is great for finding specific material that is relevant to your search.  In the end, Bing is a great search engine for everyday uses, especially when seeking several mediums to represent your search inquiry.