My Internet Research Start Page

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Insert your name and the name of your school

The tech team from my school created a resource file to post on the MetroLINC Web Tour. Our web tour offering is focused on the idea of XXXXXX insert your team goalXXXX. At the same time, we wanted to learn how to show others at our school how to create similar WWW files on topics that interest them. We all created a personal, portable Internet Research Start Page like this one so that we can continue developing and expanding our own Web Tours while providing a collection of research resources for others to begin building their own Web Tours.

This Internet Research Start Page, with its links to relevant WWW sites provides continuity for my work on the team project. Below are links to WWW resources that I found most useful. Many of them can be used by others to research a wide range of topics.

I routinely use the following links when working on my Tech Team Project for the Boston Public School System

Internet Research Resources

The search engines I found most useful

• Insert name of search engine

The databases I found most useful

• Insert name of database

The metaengines I found most useful

• Insert name of metaengine

The directories I found most useful

• Insert name of directory

The general information WWW Sites I found most useful

• Insert name or WWW site

The Newsgroups, ListServs, and Book Catalogs I am most interested in checking out

• Insert Site name

Online tutorials that help me out along the way

• Insert site name

Clipart and other media resources to jazz up my presentations

• Insert site name

Handouts from the Jumpstart Computer Mini-course to share with others

• Evaluating Sites, Plagarism and Copyright Issues
• Search Strategies
• Search Methods
• Search Tools
• Organizing Your Research