This renegade book is a breath of fresh air for students who need to develop basic skills, but do not require remedial training. It contains a variety of timely readings and examples designed to capture students' interest as they learn to read critically.

I Know What It Says...What Does It Mean? Critical Skills for Critical Reading

Kurland, Daniel J.

Literature & Fiction

Wadsworth Pub. Co.

This handy reference is for students who need an introduction to research on the Internet. It includes a list of relevant URLs organized by genetics topic.

Genetics on the Web: A Brief Guide to the Internet

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Brooks/Cole

Introduction to the Internet for Starrs: Biology

Computers & Technology

This book offers a comprehensive introduction to the Internet-in plain easy-to-understand language. It includes an overall perspective of essential elements and issues. It explains how the Internet evolved, how it operates, and how to best use it. The result is an authoritative tourist guide for all those who have no idea what Gopher and Archie refer to, or what the fuss over the World Wide Web really amounts to.

The 'Net, the Web, and You: All You Really Need to Know About the Internet...and a Little Bit More

Web Development & Design

Wadsworth Publishing

Book by Miller, G. Tyler, Kurland, Daniel J.

Introduction to the Internet for Environment Science and Lite (Biology Series)

Miller, G. Tyler

Section One contains general Internet information that any student or instructor will find useful. Section Two contains information specific to philosophy, including on-line texts and journals, newsgroups, mailing lists, and recommended web sites with descriptions.

Surf Philosophy: Travels on the Internet

Politics & Social Sciences

Cearley, Sean

Social Sciences

Because of the astronomical rise in interest for technology in classrooms across the nation along with the proliferation of computers and technology in the schools, the Internet has become integral to the education major. Consequently, we have come up with a short and inexpensive supplemental book that will guide first time users or experienced users on how to use the Internet in education.

Introduction to the Internet for Education (Education Ser.))

Education & Teaching

SHARP

Schools & Teaching

Intended for the novice user, the first half of this 80-page booklet explains the background and vocabulary necessary for navigating the Web while the second half is customized for criminal justice related Web sites as well as Internet projects.

Internet Guide for Criminal Justice

Polsenberg

This handy guide teaches students how to gather the latest astronomy updates on the Internet and complements the Brooks/Cole Astronomy Resource Center web site. It is divided into two sections: the first section provides the basics of getting access to and doing searches on the Internet, and the second lists useful Web sites in the field of astronomy.

Astronomy on the Web: A Brief Guide to the Internet

Networking & Cloud Computing

This booklet is a spin-off of THE Â'NET, THE WEB, AND YOU, also by Dan Kurland. Section One focuses on basic information pertaining to the Internet. Section Two contains URLs relating predominately to College Success.

College Success Guide to the Internet

Business & Money

Job Hunting & Careers

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