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FINDING RESEARCH
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Web search skillsFinding research information on the web or 'on-line' is about having
The next four sections cover these topics from a research mindedness perspective. An important point to note when you are accessing research documents on line is that they may be:
Internet social workerIf you are new to using the web then it is recommended that you try an on-line course called Internet social worker as a helpful introduction to getting to grips with the subject. This covers basic tools of :
It takes about an hour to use and also includes quizzes, useful links, and a glossary. Even if you have some experience of using the web it may help to improve your internet skills. |
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