A Guidebook to the Web
by Robert Harris
152 pages· 2000· ISBN 9780072350838
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search engines, then with strategies such as multiple-word searches and Boolean Operators.... [Next, the book gives] specific insights into evaluating Web sources, discussing such topics as credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, support, and objectivity, and then provide[s] specific examples of citing Web sources in a paper or a presentation. [The book then] discuss[es] the kind of intellectual issues that apply in all areas of discourse: thinking critically, and ethical behavior.... The final chapter
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