Please include a brief introductory paragraph on your topic. Once you find what appears to be information relevant to your topic, you must take the time to evaluate it. A Brief Guide discusses the evaluation process and contains links to other web sites which address the issue. Provides information on key educational disciplines such as humanities, communication studies, social science, the arts, science and technology. Indexes and abstracts over 1550 scholarly and general interest periodicals, including full text, or full image, of over 500 academic periodicals.
Coverage is three years plus the current year.
Provides networked access to the text of over 40 of Johns Hopkins Press's scholarly journals. Searching the Web Evaluating the Web You will probably use web resources in your research paper. As you know, search engines provide a starting point and there are a number of them on the web. Some of the most popular are listed below. Perhaps the most difficult interface for novice searchers, must use advanced searching techniques to avoid getting thousands of results One of the problems with using information from the web is determining its validity as a resource.