WARNING: Exercise caution with websites. See this Website Evaluation Guide for tips on how to evaluate web sources.
By using Google Advanced Search, you can narrow your search to a specific website or type of website.
When you go into Google, click on the 
button at the upper right hand side of your screen. If your browser does not show the button, go ahead and type in your search terms. When the results come up, the button should then be there.
1. Click on the button, and a drop-down menu will appear.
2. Choose the second option – Advanced Search.
3. When the Advanced Search page comes up, scroll down to “Then narrow your results by...”. Below that, the fourth choice is
“site or domain:”.
4. You may then type in .com, .org, .edu, or .gov. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the
button.
Google will then limit what you find to the type of website you specified.
.org - Organizations (nonprofit) .com - Commercial business (mostly) and personal websites
.gov - Government agencies .edu - Educational institutions
