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It is usually produced from a word processor document. Like most of the special file formats, there are three ways to deal with a PDF: It can take a while for the first page to appear as you have to wait for the whole file to download and they can be quite big. These are of mixed quality, depending on the complexity of the PDF. Some are almost as good as the original, others a mess. Right click the link and select Save Target As. Mac users should hold down the control key and click the link to pop up the menu.

This is often better than trying to read it within your browser. You will need a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the file. You will often see these where the search result is linked to a lecture or talk. Because PowerPoint is usually used for the slides in a presentation, the text is often pretty meaningless without the talk it was supposed to accompany, so PowerPoint presentations are often best avoided. Again, the three possibilities apply.

An alternative approach is to use a web browser that supports tabbed results. If you are using a version of Internet Explorer older than version 7 consider either upgrading to the latest version see www. Hot tip — Where was I? One of the disadvantages of using the web is the sheer volume of material you can get through. You may be working on a project and suddenly realize that you saw just the right thing a couple of days ago.

Luckily, your browser can help you out. Alternatively use the Search option within the History panel to look for keywords that will identify the page you were looking at. Many web pages are designed to only take up a screen or two, but others can have hundreds or even thousands of lines of text. This is one job where the Firefox browser really shines. Specific searches — finding book contents At any one time there are around two million books in print in the English language. Of those books in print, the majority are in copyright.

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This means that the author is alive, or died some time in the last 70 years. Anyone can copy as much of the text as they like. Over the last few years a great many such books have been scanned and are available online. Hot tip — eBook formats Some of these online books are just a set of web pages to flip through in your browser, but this is very clumsy, so many more are held as eBooks — files you can download to your computer to read later.

These come in a range of formats, including: Fine for searching for a particular piece of text, but not particularly readable. HTML — web format files, with the layout controlled in the same way as a web page. The free reader has a lot of protection built in whether you can copy the book, whether you can print it , and special versions of the software for reading on Palms and Pocket PC PDAs.

Overdrive Audio Book — a downloadable audio book format with similar controls to the Adobe and Microsoft readers for printed books. Exactly how a scanned book appears online depends on the kind of book it is and the process involved. Some are simple text versions. Others are still in text that you can cut and paste but have all the formatting of a real book. This is a bumper time for projects aiming to scan large quantities of printed books. A few sites have been available for many years, slowly and painfully adding a few books at a time, but the big players have now jumped in.

Google, for instance, as well as having grandiose plans to scan every book in print, giving browsers the ability to see small fragments see page 6 , also has a link-up with several big name libraries, including Oxford University, Stanford and the New York Public Library to scan their contents and make the non-copyright books and quite possibly others available online. The books are for download, rather than reading direct on the web. Windows XP and later users can open these as if they were folders — with other operating systems you might need to download a small unzipping utility.

The Universal Library www. This site is still in the early development stages at the time of writing. Readable on-screen and can be copied as text. Also has a section of study guides, and a section of classic reference books. Digital Book Index www. Once you have found a book you have to click through to a retailer, find it again, and buy it. Looking round Bartleby is like strolling around the library in an old house. There are plenty of classics from Shakespeare to Thomas Mallory, and some solid if venerable reference books. Also includes the WayBackMachine, which contains 40 billion archived web pages.

Includes free audio versions of books from the LibriVox site www. The Online Books Page digital. Not huge by modern standards around 25, books. Mostly points to books at other sites like Project Gutenberg and Bartleby. Interesting News section that gives information on the latest online book developments. MSN Book Search accessed via www. Not up and running at the time of going to press. The range of books available on these sites is increasingly impressive.

You may have to take the trip to the library, but the web can still come in handy.

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Your own local library may well also have its catalogs online. Try searching for the place name plus library, or take a look at your local government website, which will probably have a section on library services. An ISBN is a string of numbers that usually appears on the back cover of the book, and always on the page that has the copyright details.

It looks something like this: Books printed before had digit ISBNs, but more recent titles will have a digit number. The only thing to watch out for is that ISBNs change if there is a different edition of the book. A single book may have half a dozen different ISBNs for hardback, paperback, second edition, and so forth.

There is another way to get hold of books for research — buy them. In fact you can often resell your books for as much as you bought them for after you have used them. To keep costs down, use a secondhand source like the Marketplace section of Amazon www. Abebooks is a pure secondhand source, but it is probably worth starting with Amazon. Look up the book as you normally would on Amazon, searching on Books to cut down the results. And consider buying new if you expect to keep the book. Most importantly, the web is a good source for basic facts — information that you frequently need to deal with homework or a project.

This is the stuff you would traditionally go to an encyclopedia, a dictionary, or a similar reference book for. You will find online versions of many of the old standards at some of the book sites above www. What does a word mean? Time to reach for the dictionary. You may also get a pronunciation guide, either using the messy phonetic symbols, or better by clicking on a button and listening to it. Paper dictionaries of quotations are irritatingly messy to use — this is an ideal subject to approach online.

What would this be in French? Or any other language you need to know about. A translation box lets you translate between English and a range of other languages. Also translates foreign language web pages. Includes more languages than Google, and has an onscreen keyboard to handle Russian characters. Can you give me a quick summary of this subject? Encyclopedias are great for this. Anyone you, for instance can change any of the text at any time. Do use it, but check it against another source before relying on it. Has a premium subscription version with even more information.

Better than the childish look of the site implies. The articles are text only unless you go for the premium subscription High Beam service. What other words can I use? You could try admirable, agreeable, amiable, attractive, charming, commendable, delightful, friendly, good, gracious, groovy, kind, lovely, peachy. Finding information on a topical subject is easy with a host of sites from TV news shows and newspapers worldwide.

Try a source outside your own country as well as a familiar one to get a broader viewpoint. You can put a lot across with a good picture. Sometimes it makes your text easier to understand. Sometimes it just makes the presentation look more attractive. Put in a search term in the usual way and you will get a collection of thumbnail pictures to choose from. Some of the pictures that have been found will be no bigger than the little thumbnail you see.

Others may be much more detailed and larger. Most of the image searches will give you the choice of seeing all pictures or just small, medium, or large, making it easier to pick out what you want. Take a look at the search result before making a choice. It will show the size of the image in pixels the individual little colored blocks that make up the image and in bytes. By modern standards this is an acceptable but smallish photograph. Going for safe search will give you a better match to your requirement.

Clicking on the thumbnail will usually take you to a page that combines the thumbnail at the top with the source page below, where you can see the full picture. You can at this stage just copy the picture directly from the web browser and paste it into your word processor. Right click the picture click with the control key held down on a Mac and select copy, then switch to the word processor and paste remember, the quick key way 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Amassing media 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 to do this is Ctrl-V , but this is often not the best way to handle a picture.

Saving the image is easy. Alternatively, make sure you give each picture a name that is meaningful to you and put them straight from your desktop into the project. Not every picture will be exactly as you want it to appear — but it takes very little time to work a picture into shape. Resizing is simply a matter of dragging the handles the little black squares at the edges of the picture when it is selected to get it to the size you want. To keep the picture in proportion, only use the handles on the corners. If you want to trim off some of the picture, keeping it the same size, use a crop tool instead.

The standard icon for a cropping tool will look something like this: Once the crop tool is selected, the handles will trim off the edges of the image without shrinking the overall picture. Positioning the image is also flexible, depending on the word processor. In Word, double click the image to control sizing, borders and more. Perhaps the most useful tab on this dialog box is for layout. Use this to position the image on the page, rather than have it sit in line with the text as if it were another text character.

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Of course you are not limited to the way an image looks when you get it from the internet. Even a simple editing program can do anything from tone down red eye in a photograph to combining elements from 56 Amassing media different pictures on a single image. This lets you take a part of the image and blend a 11 copy of it into another part of the picture.

While the obvi12 ous thing you can do is to make a copy of something look, 13 two of me! If 14 the original picture has an unwanted blob or crease, you 15 can clone nearby blank space over the mark to erase it 16 invisibly. This is great if 21 you want to use the image for a title page or as a graphic 22 divider, rather than as a straightforward illustration. Look for controls in the program that let you modify 25 color, hue, and tone. It is possible to produce an 30 image this way that is a visual lie, a misrepresentation of the facts.

For many assignments a black and white 36 print is just as effective, and it will cost you a lot less, particularly if you 37 have access to a laser printer. Like any use of color, color printing is 38 great to highlight something, but if over-used can result in a mess. Keep the main text to black.

If you want 41! Amassing media 57 1 color but also to keep cost down, only print the pages with color on 2 the color printer. A 31 single copy will be printed for assessment and destroyed 32 afterwards.

The project may be displayed on a school notice33 board and the school website www. I would be 34 grateful if you could let me know if this is okay by [date], as I have 35 to hand in my assignment then. Hello, I emailed you on [date], requesting permission to reproduce an image in my school project. See below for original email. Unless I hear from you by [date] I will assume that you have given permission to reproduce the image.

Thanks for your help. Again, you should ideally leave another week before assuming permission. In the big project we needed a cover page and illustrations around the subject of Roger Bacon. Most of the pictures I found in a quick search were black and white — either drawn portraits of Roger or statues.

I could use one of these on the title page, but it would be nice to give it some color, using the toning techniques mentioned above. Because Roger lived in medieval times, I might decide to make the cover look a bit like a medieval illuminated manuscript. I could take an image of a manuscript and use a cloning brush to add one of the pictures of Bacon into it, then type over my own title. I would also be looking for illustrations of the sort of work that Roger did, and about his life. So as I found out more, I would be looking for pictures of Oxford and Paris in the s, for the living 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Amassing media 59 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 conditions of Franciscan friars back then, and for scenes featuring the work of medieval scientists.

I might start with a search on manet painting. As we want to do a location based project, I would discount the pure portraits like Olympia. Lazare and his Bar at The Folies Bergere. Now I have my locations. I would want decent sized images of each of these paintings, but then I would look for pictures of the places. There would also be a bit of detective work. The painting On the Beach is clearly at the seaside, and very probably the French seaside, but I would need to track down exactly where by reading information on Manet at different sites.

In this, rather different, style of assignment, the pictures drive the whole structure and so I need to assemble some pictures before I get any further. Either way, music is a powerful thing. Our brains are wired up to respond to music emotionally and music can be useful beyond the obvious applications of a music project to illustrate work in other subjects. But at the heart of MIDI is a set of 12 simple instructions that tell an electronic instrument what to 13 sound like and what notes to play.

Just put in the name of the song 23 or piece and MIDI as the search term. And they are very variable in quality. If you stick to the strict letter of the law, MIDI files probably breach copyright for any music where the composer is still alive, or died less than 70 years ago, as the MIDI file is effectively a version of the sheet music though not one a normal person can read.

However, you will find MIDI files of lots of songs and pieces that are protected stringently in other formats, so it seems that the music publishers are not too worried by them. For personal use, or for use in an assignment, there should not be a problem. Like books, sheet music is protected by copyright. However, there are some very good sources of legitimate free sheet music on the web: Choral Public Domain Library www.

Online music is held in a number of formats. It is very flexible — if set up correctly you can, for instance, play the music on screen, and change the key of the music before printing it. You can get the Scorch plug-in from the Sibelius site www. If you just want a single piece you may be able to pay to download a copy from the web, getting instant access, but failing that, and certainly if you want a book, you are back to buying and waiting.

There are plenty of sheet music sites out there — try www. Moving pictures Although you are relatively unlikely to want to include movies in an assignment, it is possible you may be able to submit some work electronically, and movies can be a very impressive supplement to a presentation you give to your class.

If using movies this way, remember to keep the moving image simple and short. Alternatively, Google is building a video archive at video. A map can be a great way to illustrate an event, to describe a journey or simply to let your audience know where a place is. Watch the way the TV news puts a location across. If they want to describe an event in Minsk, for instance, they will show a map of the world with the country Belarus highlighted, then zoom in to show the location of Minsk itself.

The web can provide you with just as many types of map as you can imagine, but broadly they fall into three categories: Indicator maps are most likely to turn up in a general web search. The chances are that someone else has already wanted to for instance show where Belarus is in the world, so you can make use of their attempt.

For direction maps, it is worth turning to a specialist site.

In the UK, for example, there are two excellent mapping sites, Streetmap www. Of these, Streetmap has the more flexible maps, while Multimap has the neat feature of being able to superimpose an aerial photograph on the map at detailed scale. Try putting the country name and mapping into a search engine. Google and friends 64 Amassing media have also got in on the act. Google has mapping down to street level, and the ability to superimpose satellite imagery and route planning at maps. This free software gives a visual overview of the whole Earth, with the ability to zoom in to any location.

The quality of the pictures varies, depending on how well known the place is. Pick somewhere in the middle of nowhere and you will probably have to take the view up to around 20, feet to get a clear-looking picture. But over the center of New York or London, for instance, you can drop down to around feet, clearly viewing not only cars and buses but individual people.

Although Google Earth is a program rather than an image, you can save the current view Save Image from the File menu and then use it as normal. Maps, like any written document, are subject to copyright.

You should not make copies and put them on a website or publish them in any way. However, though still technically not legal, it is very unlikely anyone is going to have a problem with a map from the internet being included in your homework assignment. Make sure that the illustrations you 27 use are relevant, though. There are real people out there who can prove to be unique sources of information. Get some input from the right real person and your assignment is going to have unique content that no one else can match.

Health warning First, a word of warning. Not everyone out there on the net is a nice person. There are people on the internet who will lie to you about who and what they are, and may attempt to get to know you better for unpleasant reasons. Follow some simple rules to stay safe: If in any doubt, ask your teacher or tutor. If anyone asks you for these, do not respond to any further emails, and bring the email to the attention of your teacher or tutor. It is too easy to give information away in the high speed chat environment of instant messaging.

Stick to emails, where you can think about exactly what you are going to say. Keep your emails strictly to business. If anyone you contact attempts to go off subject, do not respond to any further mails. Selling yourself When asking for help online you need to be businesslike. You are about to ask someone you have never met to do you a favor.

But an email like that is certainly not going to get any useful help for the person who wrote it. This is such a neat example of how not to ask a stranger for help, that I just had to use it here. No way to ask for assistance and get results. Get the name right If you are asking someone for help, at least spell their name right. You are unlikely to offend by being a little too polite. After all, you are asking someone else to do some work for free on your behalf and amazingly they often will — a surprisingly high percentage of people are nice and genuinely helpful.

Make it clear you have already done some research and need to fill out certain aspects. Can you suggest anywhere I could find out more? Imagine that the person you are emailing only has a couple of minutes to answer your email. I have had emails with part questionnaires. Forget it — life is too short. Few authors can resist helping people who like their books, unless the writer falls into the celebrity category see page At the time in the UK this was a common expression meaning to hurry someone up.

I got a big telling off about them taking bomb threats very seriously.

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The important thing is that you are selling yourself as someone who is worth helping. But if you come across as being a lazy person who wants someone else to do their work for them, at best you will be ignored and at worst you will receive an unpleasant reply. Some of the results you get may be references to academic papers, or articles in magazines and journals.

You can check these for a contact email, but at this stage you may just get a name and the place where the person works. Luckily, most universities and colleges have directories of staff, including their email addresses. Usually there will be a link to this from the home page. Try to keep it down to a single paragraph, and remember to ask for specifics, not general help. For example, your email might read something like this: Dear Doctor Smith, I wonder if you could help. I know you have done a lot of work on Carter — could you give me any pointers?

Thanks for taking the time to read this. Companies Sometimes a company will have the best answers for your questions. It might be, for instance, that you want to know something about their products, or their industry. It might be that they specialize in a particular subject that you want to know more about. I left the double blips off that last search as the company is unlikely to be called Basic Publisher, but the word will be somewhere on the page. Once you have reached the company website, take a look around.

In many cases you will be able to answer your question directly from the site. Look out for a public relations link — PR people are often enthusiastic to provide information about the company. Alternatively, look for an appropriate named person for instance, Real people 71 someone in IT if your question is about their use of computers. If all else fails, use a general info company. With a small company, feel free to contact the CEO or director, managing director, chief executive, president. Most such people are very enthusiastic about what their companies do, and they may well be the best contacts to deal with.

Look for PR contacts instead. Lots of websites provide forums or message boards where people can share opinions and discuss a topic. You may find useful information already posted on the board this way, or you might like to take the next step and join a forum to be able to post a question. If you decide you want to ask a question of the members, take a little care. Remember, a forum is like a community. The good news here is that message boards and newsgroups often attract enthusiasts who know all there is to know about a particular topic. But you can certainly hope for some excellent leads to then research yourself.

For example, on the www. Software like Outlook Express includes a newsgroup reader, which can be used to get into newsgroups directly, but this can be a little messy, and to make matters more complicated, unlike the web, newsgroups are hosted locally by your ISP. This takes you to a search that accesses the newsgroups, and has an archive of over 1 billion newgroup postings going all the way back to Amongst those that came up when I searched for Star Trek were alt.

Celebrities A word of warning about choosing the right person to email. Any celebrity is liable to be inundated with emails. So what are the chances that they are going to answer your question? Realistically, most of the emails you send to celebrities will result in no reply at all. Where you do get a reply, it will probably be automated, along the lines of: However, all my emails are read, and I really appreciate your contact. After all, think how excellent it would be if you did get a reply.

In my experience, you are more likely to get a response with a written letter than an email, though even here you will probably get the brush-off. The best way to get to a celebrity is if you know someone who knows them, or works with them, or is related to them. Which leads us on neatly on to. You can give your chances of getting a reply a boost if you have some connection with the person you are emailing, making the contact warm instead of stone cold. Is there someone who works in the area you are interested in? The idea is that you have a group of people you know — your network.

Each of them has a group of people they know, so the network grows hugely just by adding the network of each of your contacts onto your own. Do that about four more times, the theory goes, and you can reach pretty well anyone. Reaching out across networks will probably be much more effective between say New York and Houston than Seattle and Dhaka.

The chances are that you want to get an answer from an academic, or a business person or even that elusive celebrity. If you can just get a link to their community, everything becomes much tighter. So if you know an academic, they are likely to have a much tighter linkage to another academic in Real people 75 whatever discipline, and wherever in the world than trying to link from a steelworker to a mime artist.

The lesson from the six degrees of connection concept is to look for someone you know or who is known to someone you know who can tie into the right community. That way you will strongly increase your chances of making a good connection. Getting to your target through someone else or even a chain of someone elses means you have to be even more careful about our basic rules for getting it right — being polite, to the point, not asking too much, and making it very clear exactly what it is you are looking for.

Take a look at this email: At the peace conference on September 11, , did Franklin and Adams hope to get British acceptance of independence? I appreciate you are very busy, but it would be very helpful if you can give me a reply. Arthur Grimes What went wrong? You asked a closed question. One that encouraged a single-word answer. And the professor, short of time and, it has to be said, inclined to tease students who give him the opportunity to do so , gave you the answer you deserved.

At worst they will become quite irritated. Look for typing mistakes. Imagine you were answering the email — make sure there are no closed questions. A quick read through will only take an extra minute, but can make all the difference to the results you get.

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Hybrid search — the hunt for Caleb Simper Sometimes contact with real people will lead you to a point where you need to use a mix of the internet and more conventional means. A good example from real life would be the strange case of Caleb Simper. However, the website did give me one clue: It was time to turn to personal contacts. Devon Council admitted to having a copy of Sung Throughout the Civilized World in their Barnstaple library — about a two-hour drive for me. But just as I prepared to undertake the journey I had another contact from Devon Council.

It seemed that I was on my way to discovering Simper. For several days I tried the numbers with no success, which was just as well considering what then happened. They had a sad explanation of why I was unable to reach Christopher Turner. He had died the year before. The only hope, then, was the copy of his book in Barnstaple Library. I phoned their Local Studies section. Yes, they knew about the book or, rather, pamphlet as it was only 25 pages long. Luckily, within hours they rang back. The book had been located — and even better, they were prepared to make a copy of it and mail it to me.

Too much trouble, if this had just been a piece of schoolwork?

In the end all I had done was send a few emails and make a couple of phone calls. And the result was being able to produce something that was both unique you can see my web page on Simper at www. A result that I simply could not have achieved if I had relied solely on doing a web search. Anyone can get information from the same websites as you, but you are the only one with a reply to your email. Be polite and make it clear you are doing some work, rather than expecting the person you email to do it all for you.

Be concise and clear. Try appropriate academics and companies. Check out the newsgroups, forums, and message boards. Chapter 6 Who do you trust? Born in a backwoods settlement in the Carolinas in , James Ellwood Maddison was poorly educated. But in his late teens he began a law degree without ever completing it, and he became one of the best young lawyers of Tennessee. Fiercely jealous of his honor, Maddison was a frequent brawler and also took part in duels. In one infamous example, he killed a man who dared to insult his beloved wife Rachel.

Take a minute to read through the above text and see if you can spot any problems. This fictional website has got it wrong in a big way. He served from — The picture is of John Adams, while the biographical details largely belong to Andrew Jackson. A poor attempt that you would be about to make even worse and rightly get an F if you just copied it out. Anyone can put anything on a web page. We all know newspapers can get it wrong. But at least a respectable printed source has some checks in place. What makes it look suspicious?

When testing a source on the internet, you are like a CSI operative, examining the forensic evidence, sifting for clues. You need to ask a few basic questions to check it out. Not the best source. Who wrote the text? Is there contact information? Providing an accessible background to the methodological approaches used in design research as well as addressing all the potential issues that early career researchers will…. By Jeanne White , Linda Dauksas. Engaging Preschoolers in Mathematics is a guide for teachers and childcare professionals working at the Pre-K level that focuses on engagement with the process standards written by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

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