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Information Research FAQ
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "From: david@spireproject.com (David Novak) Newsgroups: alt.internet.research,sci.research,alt.answers,sci.answers,news.answers Subject: Information Research FAQ v.4.7 (Part 1/6) Followup-To: poster Approved: news-answers-request@mit.edu Summary: Information Research FAQ: Resources, Tools & Training Archive-name: internet/info-research-faq/part1 Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-modified: April 2002 URL: http://spireproject.com Copyright: (c) 2001 David Novak Maintainer: David Novak The Information Research FAQ 100 pages of search techniques, tactics and theory by David Novak of the Spire Project (SpireProject.com) _______________________________ ... Public Notice ... Do be sure to read something of Internet Informed, a book also by David Novak. It is available now. The first two chapters (about 50 pages) is online for you at SpireProject.com#book That material is more cutting edge that this FAQ. _______________________________ W elcome. This FAQ addresses information literacy; the skills, tools and theory of information research. Particular attention is paid to the internet as both a reservoir and gateway to information resources. This FAQ is an element of the Spire Project, a pivotal resource for internet search theory and a fine place for you to gather further guidance on this topic. Do visit spireproject.com . It is free and compliments this FAQ with links, forms and tools. This FAQ resides with pictures at spireproject.com/faq.htm and as text at spireproject.com/faq.txt Enjoy, David Novak - spireproject.com/feedback.htm The Spire Project : SpireProject.com . . Prelude. 1 . Searching is Simple . . . . . . Everyday searching has a simple approach. 2 . Searching is Complex . . . . . . Searching for specific, quality information demands a more complex approach. 3 . The Internet Format . . . . . . Let's understand how information is arranged on the internet. 4 . Sear" .... read entire page
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