September, 2011
Happy fall season, students!
Here at About Internet for Beginners, we have assembled a quick reference guide to successful online research. Designed specifically for academic purposes, this guide is a living document to help you choose the right browser tools and plug-ins, manage multiple web screens at once, choose the best search engines, sift through thousands of essay and paper examples, and manage the challenges of copyright, plagiarism, and reference authentication.
So if you're a college student, university student, or high school student, then bookmark this page now. The content that follows will be updated weekly to reflect the dynamic web resources at your academic disposal!
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The Student's Quick Reference Guide to Internet Research
(For College, University, and High School Students)
By Paul Gil, About.com Guide
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