Working with Digital Databases and Sources - US by Bedford/St. Martin's - First Edition, 2019 from Macmillan Student Store

Working with Digital Databases and Sources - US

First Edition ©2019 Bedford/St. Martin's

This tutorial will help students distinguish between Internet-based sources that are appropriate and valuable for research and those that are not, search for and use information from digital databases to supplement  printed sources, evaluate digital information, and become familiar with some of...
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Working with Digital Databases and Sources - US by Bedford/St. Martin's - First Edition, 2019 from Macmillan Student Store

This tutorial will help students distinguish between Internet-based sources that are appropriate and valuable for research and those that are not, search for and use information from digital databases to supplement  printed sources, evaluate digital information, and become familiar with some of the more reliable online databases for historical research. Students are guided through basic skills needed for success in their history course, freeing instructors to spend class time focusing on content and interpretation.

Features

New to This Edition

Digital Options

Table of Contents

Evaluating and Choosing Internet Resources   
What About Wikipedia (and Other Wikis)?   
Digital Databases and Collections for Historical Research  
Conclusion   

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