Straightforward presentation of how to publish and do research on the Web. Concepts are presented in plain language, and basic tasks are set out in steps.

Presentation of research on the Web from a student’s point of view. Examples follow a student through the process of making a Web site and doing research on the Web.

Emphasis throughout on audience, especially how to design a Web site that anticipates the needs of those who visit the site.

Instruction on documenting sources using MLA, APA, and COS styles. Along with issues of intellectual property, special problems of online documentation are discussed.

Introduction to Web resources from across the disciplines, including the humanities, social sciences, fine arts, business, and science.

Emphasis on Web design. The nuts and bolts of HTML are increasingly hidden on Web page editors. The focus here is on sound design principles instead.

Instruction on using Netscape Composer, a free Web page editor. Learning to use Composer prepares you for using more powerful editors that have additional functions.

Introduction to interactive uses of Web sites, including forms, digital audio, animations, and digital video.

Instruction on how to write an effective online resume, and other extracurricular uses of Web sites.