Any new student who is unfamiliar with the Internet or who wants to take advantage of more than just the Web and e-mail should have a copy of A Student's Guide to the Internet. Each chapter clearly explains a different online resource with a student-friendly bent, demonstrating what each resource can provide for educational purposes and how to access them. Topics include FTP, Gopher, Veronica, Usenet, and mailing lists. The glossary and bibliography are excellent sources of further information, and the section on citing Internet sources in academic projects is especially useful.

Student's Guide to the Internet, A

Computers & Technology

Clark, Carol Lea

Software

Pearson College Div

The Wired Society is a reader rhetoric intended for first-year composition, advanced composition, or classes focusing on technology and society. As the title indicates, The Wired Society considers through the perspective of information technology. Readings from a variety of genres and levels focus on both controversial and background issues related to computers and Internet; they are "real-world," the types of writing students might encounter by surfing the World Wide Web or browsing books and periodicals in the library. The Wired Society will help students become critically aware as readers and writers of the issues involved in information technology.

The Wired Society

Politics & Social Sciences

Powell, Carol Clark

Social Sciences

Heinle & Heinle Pub

Teaches anyone to navigate and to find resources specific to the social work discipline on the Internet and the World Wide Web.   The book covers the development of the Internet and its growing applicability to the discipline of social work. It discusses various ways to connect to the Internet, how to use electronic mail, and definitions of forms of electronic communication, such as listservs, news groups, and chat groups. Chapter 8 offers a tour of various websites of specific interest to the profession of social work. Chapter 9 provides instructions for authoring personal or professional Web pages. Subsequent chapters teach specific methods for attaching and downloading documents, and how to download specific programs for social work practice. Examples of social work resources, vignettes, and web summaries are included throughout the book.   For anyone in social work who wants to learn to use the Internet.

The Social Worker's Guide to the Internet

Martinez, Rey C.

Networking & Cloud Computing

Allyn&Bacon

This coherent overview of cognitive psychology is organized in terms of themes that cut across topic areas. Written by well-known researchers, the book is completely current in describing ongoing controversies in research; it provides summaries of key experiments that distinguish between them; and it encourages the reader to think critically about current research and theories. The focus on the importance of physical and computational constraints on cognition is preserved throughout the book.

Cognitiive Psychology, Third Edition, with Psychology: HITS.on the Web, Package

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Medin, Douglas

Psychology & Counseling

wiley

Recently revised for 2002, HITS on the web (HOW) is an exciting, class tested product specially designed to help students utilize the Internet for studying, conducting research, and completing assignments. HOW is approximately 80 pages of valuable teaching tools that can be bundled with any Thomson textbook at a very affordable price.

Biology: Hits. on the Web : World Wide Web Overview

Science & Math

Thomson Learning

Recently revised for 2002, HITS on the web (HOW) is an exciting, class tested product specially designed to help students utilize the Internet for studying, conducting research, and completing assignments. HOW is approximately 80 pages of valuable teaching tools that can be bundled with any Thomson textbook at a very affordable price.

HITS on the Web Art 2002

Witcombe, Christopher L. C. E.

Arts & Photography

custom publishing

HITS on the Web English 2002 [Paperback]

English: Hits.on the Web

BAKER, Jim

Reference

Accounting: Hits.on the Web

Business & Money

Allen, Gemmy

Economics

Recently revised for 2003, HITS on the web (HOW) is an exciting, class tested product specially designed to help students utilize the Internet for studying, conducting research, and completing assignments. HOW is approximately 80 pages of valuable teaching tools that can be bundled with any Thomson textbook at a very affordable price.

Hits on the Web Italian 2003

This popular bundle item provides quick links to hundreds of valuable online resources: free interactive study aids, course quizzing, exercises to reinforce student knowledge, Web activities, and up-to-date topical content. It also provides a list of the hottest economic sites on the Web. InfoTrac for Mankiw is available with Economics: Hits on the Web, Mankiw Edition With InfoTrac® College Edition. The Mankiw Edition contains Internet Activities for each chapter of the third edition. Included in every booklet is an InfoTrac College Edition® access code. With InfoTrac, your students have access to a fully-searchable online university library containing complete articles and their images. Its database allows access to hundreds of scholarly and popular publications - all reliable sources, including magazines, journals, encyclopedias, and newsletters.

Economics: Hits on the Web, Mankiw Edition With InfoTrac College Edition

Rycroft, Robert S.

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