The best-selling pocket guide to using Internet sources — with FAQs about using the Internet, chapters on distance learning and on troubleshooting common search problems, and extensive advice on evaluating electronic sources.
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ANDREW HARNACK is Foundation Professor of English at Eastern Kentucky University. For ten years he was director of composition at EKU. He has published online journal articles on documentation practice and MOOing and print articles on Renaissance authors, edited books on adoption and animal rights, and taught in numerous Elderhostels. Currently he is coordinator of Internet course development and of faculty workshops for online courses.
EUGENE KLEPPINGER is a software consultant for Eastern Kentucky University's Academic Computing and Telecommu-nications Services, helping campus users solve software problems and teaching computer-related workshops and classes. His three graduate degrees -- M. Div. (Asbury Theological Seminary, 1979), M.A. (University of Kentucky, 1983), and Ph.D. (University of Kentucky, 1992) -- represent long-standing interests in philosophy, theology, science, and languages.
EUGENE KLEPPINGER is a software consultant for Eastern Kentucky University's Academic Computing and Telecommu-nications Services, helping campus users solve software problems and teaching computer-related workshops and classes. His three graduate degrees -- M. Div. (Asbury Theological Seminary, 1979), M.A. (University of Kentucky, 1983), and Ph.D. (University of Kentucky, 1992) -- represent long-standing interests in philosophy, theology, science, and languages.
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This review is from: Online!: A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources with 2003 Update (Spiral-bound)
This a very good resource to keep handy to refer to concerning terminology associated with being on the interet and using computers.
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Helps Bridge the Gap from Print to Web-based Research,
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This review is from: Online!: A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources (Spiral-bound)
Properly documenting one's sources is crucial for any serious researcher in any endeavor. Such documentation establishes credibility for the researcher and helps cross-pollinate additional research when properly cited in a thorough bibliography.Online!: A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources is an upbeat, easy to follow reference that shows how to document and cite one's research on the Internet. Moreover, this much-needed book shows how to cite entries in the styles set forth by the Chicago Manual of Style, the MLA Handbook, the CBE manual, and the APA publication manual. That cross-referencing alone is worth the modest cost in my opinion.
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Excellent! A bargain at twice the price!,
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