| OverviewThe all-encompassing book about everything
Google. Not only will you learn advanced search techniques, but you
also will learn how to master Google's web and software
tools. It's all inside!
Blogger-create your own personal blog
Gmail-Google's web-based email
service
Google Web Search-the most popular search on
the Internet
Google AdSense-put profit-making ads on
their own website
Google AdWords-buy keyword advertising on
the Google site
Google Product Search-find hot deals without
ever leaving your office chair
Google Book Search-search the full text of
selected books
Google Calendar-a web-based scheduling and
public calendar service
Google Checkout-pay for your Web goodies and
collect payments from people who buy from you
Google Desktop-search documents and emails
on your PC's hard drive
Google Directory-the best sites on the Web,
picked by Google's editors
Google Docs & Spreadsheets-create and
share web-based word processing and spreadsheet documents
Google Earth-a fun way to view 3D maps of
any location on Earth
YouTube-view and share videos over the
Web
Google Groups-a collection of user-created
message forums
Google Image Search-search the web for
pictures
Google Maps-maps, satellite images, and
driving directions for any location
GOOGLE MAY BE THE INTERNET'S MOST POPULAR
SEARCH SITE, BUT IT'S ALSO MORE THAN JUST SIMPLE WEB
SEARCHES.
• Use Google to search for news headlines,
scholarly articles, and the best prices on the Web
• Read and respond to blog postings and
create your own blogs with Blogger
• View the latest viral videos with
YouTube
• Create maps and driving directions with
Google Maps
• Use Google's free web-based email
service Gmail
• Create your own custom Google Maps
mashups–and put customized Google search on your own
website Michael Miller has written more than 75
nonfiction how-to books, including Que's Absolute Beginner's Guide to
Computer Basics, Tricks of the eBay Masters, and
iPodpedia: The Ultimate iPod and iTunes Resource. Category Internet
Covers Google
User Level Intermediate to Advanced Editorial ReviewsProduct DescriptionA new edition of this title is available, ISBN-10: 0789738201 ISBN-13: 9780789738202 The all-encompassing book about everything Google. Not only will you learn advanced search techniques, but you also will learn how to master Google’s web and software tools. It’s all inside! Blogger-create your own personal blog Gmail-Google’s web-based email service Google Web Search-the most popular search on the Internet Google AdSense-put profit-making ads on their own website Google AdWords-buy keyword advertising on the Google site Google Product Search-find hot deals without ever leaving your office chair Google Book Search-search the full text of selected books Google Calendar-a web-based scheduling and public calendar service Google Checkout-pay for your Web goodies and collect payments from people who buy from you Google Desktop-search documents and emails on your PC’s hard drive Google Directory-the best sites on the Web, picked by Google’s editors Google Docs & Spreadsheets-create and share web-based word processing and spreadsheet documents Google Earth-a fun way to view 3D maps of any location on Earth YouTube-view and share videos over the Web Google Groups-a collection of user-created message forums Google Image Search-search the web for pictures Google Maps-maps, satellite images, and driving directions for any location GOOGLE MAY BE THE INTERNET'S MOST POPULAR SEARCH SITE, BUT IT’S ALSO MORE THAN JUST SIMPLE WEB SEARCHES. • Use Google to search for news headlines, scholarly articles, and the best prices on the Web • Read and respond to blog postings and create your own blogs with Blogger • View the latest viral videos with YouTube • Create maps and driving directions with Google Maps • Use Google’s free web-based email service Gmail • Create your own custom Google Maps mashups–and put customized Google search on your own website Michael Miller has written more than 75 nonfiction how-to books, including Que’s Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Computer Basics, Tricks of the eBay Masters, and iPodpedia: The Ultimate iPod and iTunes Resource. Category Internet
Covers Google
User Level Intermediate to Advanced |
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Reader Reviews From Amazon (Ranked by 'Helpfulness') Average Customer Rating: based on 5 reviews. Antidote to Google Burnout, 2008-01-08 Reviewer rating: As webweaver and search optimizer for my company, I'm always on Internet information overload. There's a lot to be said for any book that gives me ready access to the many topics I need to access only occasionally, as well as the many others I didn't even know I needed to know about. This book excels at taking you into the confusing fine points of using Google. Blogger tags vs. HTML? I finally got it. Self-hosting your blog? Got that, too. The subtleties of sitemaps ... at last! Yes, with a great deal of effort and eye strain you could find much of this information on Google itself. I, for one, am happy to have so much information compiled and printed next to my workstation and to have the author's knowing voice guide me over the speed bumps. A good investment because of the hours of searching it saved me, though probably doomed to a short shelf life. I only wish the book came with an update feature ... | Comprehensive and High-Level Bird's Eye View, 2007-10-03 Reviewer rating: Comprehensive and High-Level Bird's Eye View of an impossibly huge collection of:
* Basic, Specialized Searches, and Additional Features,
* Shopping and Product Searches,
* Maps and Directions, Communication Services,
* Multimedia,
* Other Services,
* Google Software Tools,
* Google for Business and Developers,
* Into the future,
This is an impressive work of trying to summarize (even though it took 800 pages) of an impossible huge number Services and Products that are offered by Google. Some of these are totally disjoint, and some really related and extensions of each others.
This is an excellent comprehensive Reference Book to have next to your computer. I was very pleasantly surprised by many things, for example:
* Searching for Financial, University, Technical, and Government information,
* Google alerts and Updates, Making Google Safe for Kids, and other Languages and Translation Capabilities,
* I refined my ability to use to use Maps and Directions,
* I was impressed with Google Answers and Book Search, Tools for desktop, Calendar, and Google Pack,
* Was really happy to find Picasa, which is good image processing Application,
* Found out things about Google Labs, and found the Advanced Search Operators to be extremely helpful for navigation into the book and understanding of it.
Again, as one of the Google Mottos, Michael Miller has made the Impossible, Possible with this book. And not only he has done "No Evil", he has done an excellent job.
Bruce Razban,
President/Founder, Razban Internet International
Silicon Valley, CA, USA | But ... why?, 2007-04-18 Reviewer rating: I would be the last person to complain about turning to books for information, and am even willing to argue that reading a well-done book about something can in some cases be an adequate substitute for experiencing it directly. But after looking through the nearly 800 pages of the "Google-pedia," I am still not entirely sure why it's necessary or for whom it is intended.
In my experience (and I admit to being a heavy user of Google products), Google specializes in two things: online searches -- obviously -- and also in making their products easy to understand and work with. I frankly saw very little in this "Google-pedia" that a user couldn't find in Google's own help documentation, or even figure out intuitively just from poking around the various sites and programs.
Perhaps it is easier or less intimidating for people less comfortable with the 'Net to have this kind of information readily available in book form instead of having to search for it online. In that case, this might be a decent enough introduction to the wealth of ways Google can facilitate (or monopolize, if you see it that way) your online experience. But I would suspect that more experienced users won't really find a whole lot in these pages they didn't already know or couldn't figure out with a minimal amount of curiosity and effort. | Simply " The Best", 2007-03-25 Reviewer rating: This book describes the many ways to refine your search on the web plus so much mors. Google is the largest search engine on the web witch explains the nearly 800 pages of Googlepedia. It has a prominent place in my library. | WHO KNEW!?!?, 2006-11-10 Reviewer rating: Did you know that Google has free email servie? Did you know that Google has a service, similar to EBay where you can buy/sell items? Did you know that you can download Google software, FREE, that could also sweep your hard drive to find items you've lost? Did you know all of the many different ways to use the search engine to find a wealth of information? Well, I was amazed to learn of these things and much, much more. I've recommended this book to everyone at my place of work and I will be buying three more copies at Christmas gifts for members of my family.
I highly recommend Googlepedia. |
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