Aims to show students where to find resources are on the Internet and how to access them. The book and CD contain links to the most popular education resources on the Net, including the major "Ask the Expert" sites. They also include coverage of major search engines on the Net and explain the differences in these engines, depending on whether the user has direct Internet connection or AOL, CompuServe or Prodigy
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The first guide specifically designed to help Grade 7-12 students use the Internet to succeed in school. This is the first book specifically designed to help students in grades 7-12 use the Internet for homework and research projects. It shows exactly how students can make the most of Internet resources, whether they're accessing those resources directly, or via America OnLine, CompuServe or Prodigy. Students will learn where the most authoritative Web sites are for each major subject, and walk through five major searches conducted by students working on research projects. The accompanying CD-ROM not only includes a Web browser with built-in links to 75 of the best educational resource sites, but also Web page templates and multimedia authoring software, including a working HyperStudio demo for Windows and the Macintosh, and a full version of Monstrous Media Kit for the Macintosh.
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