You'll need facts and statistics to grab your audience's attention and to back up the claims you make in your speeches. Often, however, a printed source will provide the quickest answers to your questions. The World Wide Web can be a useful source of statistics and other information. As you examine Web sites, however, you should ask yourself some questions about each site . Links to statistics compiled by 70 federal agencies.
Many sources are available full-text .
Be sure to read the Search Form Tips before beginning your search. Back to the top of Course Guide Back to the Capital University Libraries Home Page 8. Includes background notes and bibliographic references. Quick online reference source with information on everything from sign language to medicine to geography. Topics range from determining purpose to supporting points to using visual aids.