Teaching Internet Research Skills
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COURSE SECTIONSHypothetical Research Exercises NAVIGATIONSPONSORSDrexel University, |
| The majority of Web-based information hides from search engines (See Introducing the Invisible Web). Trainers who succeed in delivering this message will better serve their patrons than those who focus exclusively on searching strategies. We suggest teaching patrons how to use a few of the better finding tools like those below. |
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