Teaching Internet Research Skills
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COURSE SECTIONSHypothetical Research Exercises NAVIGATIONSPONSORSDrexel University, |
Introducing the Invisible WebInstruction style: Multimedia (e.g., PowerPoint presentation, Web-based instruction) with or without teacher assistance. Also possible in the traditional classroom or with lecture-style presentation. Description: To inform patrons that much useful information exists beyond the reach of search engines, and to suggest methods for finding it. Why Is the Invisible Web Important Exercises: Query search engines to illustrate the difficulty they have finding the following:
Recommended Reading: The Invisible Web by Chris Sherman and Gary Price, CyberAge Books, 2001. |
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