Beyond the Internet

The Internet is an invaluable research tool. But it is frequently the only tool that many students (and others) think to consult.

Beyond the Internet presents a very enlightening—and entertaining—read with useful tips and techniques on how to utilize a wide range of available resources to enrich the research experience and expand and enhance your findings. Real world anecdotes culled from the author's years researching American history add an often warm and personal element to complement the highly practical advice contained within these pages.

Highly recommended for all libraries, as well as for professors, teachers, and parents who have ever suspected that their students and/or children are relying exclusively on the Internet!