II. Searching...
III. Evaluating...
IV. Researching...
to Medford Library's Introduction to Accessing Information on the World Wide Web.
It may take 1 - 2 hours to complete this tutorial, depending on your proficiency with computers.
While primarily created to assist our USC Lancaster students in learning to use the World Wide Web and its use in college research, this tutorial is available to anyone to whom it may be of interest, as a public service.
Special Instructions for UNIV 101 Students
If you are a USC Lancaster UNIV 101 student completing this tutorial as an assignment for UNIV 101, please understand the following:
Each student must complete the tutorial individually. Read each of the
pages in order.
Most of this tutorial should be accessible from any Internet-connected
computer. However, there may be external links to articles in databases
which are only available on campus.
If so, you will be expected to complete those parts of the tutorial on
campus. (In addition, the computer you are using will
need to be configured to "accept cookies" in its browser preferences.)
USC Lancaster students have access to computers in any of the campus computer
labs or in Medford Library.
Look out for boxes with purple arrows that look like this one.
These may signal something you need to do. Do not skip anything
in the tutorial, especially these boxes. |
Within many of the pages, you are asked to follow
a link to another webpage. Do so, but come back to the tutorial
afterward by clicking on the BACK button at the top left of your Netscape
screen.
If
you need help navigating through this tutorial, see Lori Harris in Medford
Library or send email to LBHarris@gwm.sc.edu
.
Begin now with Medford
Library's Web Tutorial
by clicking on the underlined link
in this sentence.
