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Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age

Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age
By Diana Hacker

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With advice for finding, evaluating, and documenting sources, this handy booklet covers the essential information students need for college research assignments in any discipline. Lightweight and spiral-bound, it’s the perfect companion for research whether at the library or at home. An abridged, online version contains links to a wide selection of useful Web sources.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #393570 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-12-28
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Spiral-bound
  • 304 pages

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A must-have reference for any student or scholar5
Ever wonder how to document a web page in Chicago style? Or how about an instant message in MLA style? This book covers it all. It's an indispensable reference for any student or scholar who needs tips on performing electornic research and how to cite electronic references in MLA, APA, Chicago or CBE style.

excellent for citing sources and how to do research5
this book is a gem. i've been looking for books to do just MLA and APA styles mainly and this fits the bill. as a library science student, their research tips and evaluating resources are on par to what we do as librarians, just a compact except of one of us. it's very up to date with dealing with electronic resources and how to cite them properly. there's no need to buy anything else if you're looking for a simple citation style book.

A useful reference for any student4
As a writing teacher, I find this book very helpful in explaining research and documentation to my students. It presents basic research books, web sites, and indexes in almost every discipline, which makes it easy to send students working on any topic to the right starting point. There are dozens of books which explain documentation, but this is the best source I've seen for actual research tips.