Students can locate electronic material published on the Net anywhere in the world, downloading graphics from NASA for science projects, data from Statistics Canada for social studies or quotations from literary works for English. The growing world of Jewish Websites provides much source material for students doing research on contemporary or historical Israel, on the Dead Sea Scrolls, the holidays, or Tanach, and makes communication possible with Jews in many other parts of the world through e-mail and Jewish newslists. The Bialik Library computers are loaded with software which allows students to scan graphics or any other data to use in word processing documents or presentations and to send them electronically throughout the world. Library Computer Use Students may use Library computers with permission of the Librarian . Students may reserve a Library computer by filling out a form at the Circulation Desk.
Computers are for research purposes only.
They are to be used In the Library Only. If you are looking for a particular site or document on the Internet or just looking for information on a particular subject, trying using one of the search services listed in the Net Search guide on the Netscape Homepage. Read and follow the instructions provided with each. Type in the keyword or words which most describe your topic and press the Search Button. A list of results appears which most closely matches the keywords.