Best bet Internet : reference and research when you don't have time to mess around /
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| Langue: | English |
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Chicago :
American Library Association,
1998.
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Table des matières:
- 1. Why Is It So Hard to Find Things on the Internet? It Ain't Just You!
- 2. Starting Points: Indexes, Resource Catalogs, and Subject Trees
- 3. Selective Subject Trees and Resource Catalogs: More Starting Points
- 4. Virtual Libraries and Newsrooms: What Librarians and Journalists Know
- 5. Major Web Search Engines: The Big Guns
- 6. When One Is Not Enough: All-in-One Pages, Parallel Search Engines, Software Tools
- 7. Doing the Private Eye Thing: Using Internet Resources to Find People
- 8. Mailing Lists and Usenet Newsgroups: The Heart and Soul of the Internet
- 9. Intelligent Life outside the Web: Gopher, Telnet, WAIS, Finger, FTP
- 10. Computers and Computing: Finding Help, Finding Software
- 11. Not-So-Stupid Browser Tricks...and Tips
- 12. Information Quality, Information Quantity: The Good, the Bad, and the Overwhelming!
- App. A. Chapter-by-Chapter Sites and URLs
- App. B. Web Page Checklists
- App. C. Citing Electronic Resources.
- Glossary of Terms: Internet Searching.