You should have a good grasp of your computer's operating system as far as navigating your way around its directory structure and locating files and programs as you need them. The next most important thing to be comfortable with is the browser you're using. The W3C's mission involves continued development and standardization of WWW protocols. Asking the Right Questions Getting good answers begins first and foremost by asking good questions. In many cases, however, the reason for the lack of success is due to weakly constructed or poorly phrased questions.
Good questions are sometimes similar to campfires in the sense that they are built .
An excellent way to begin building a good question is to understand the principles of Boolean logic . As just indicated, the WWW is sufficiently large that finding information can be difficult. Not all search tools support formal Boolean logic, but enough do to make the topic worthwhile to understand. Therefore, let's take a few minutes to review parts of the SUNY Albany Library's Primer in Boolean Logic . Excite Boolean searches utilize AND , OR , or AND NOT and capitalization is required.