Understanding Electronic Information Deciding which resource to use is the first of two major hurdles you face when trying to gather information from the net. When people start this net process, they mistakingly think that web pages are the only place they're going to find data. We'll take a look at as many resources we can. The goal here is to get you to think about which source is most likely to give you a complete, accurate answer in the smallest amount of time. Formulating the question itself is the second hurdle.
Computers are essentially pretty stupid.
We'll look at how to think about the question you have, and how to apply that question to the net based on the resource you use. An unbiased evaluation of major search engines. An index page of helpful articles about searching the web. The purpose of a site like this is to offer links to a number of other websites about a certain subject or sets of subjects. The author of the page may not present any new information, but rather has gathered what he or she considers to be the best sites.