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Principles of Furniture and Joinery Design J.Byrne

 Currency  Authority  Purpose  Objectivity  Writing style  Researching Online: 5 easy steps for college students  J.Byrne

 Google is said to be the search engine people use most. Google search education helps students get the most out of it.Google search education  Wading through the web can be very time consuming. Wading through the web  Using a checklist can help students new to Internet research. Tip sheet from NetSmartz about evaluating Internet sources.Tip sheet J.Byrne

 Visual learners may need an alternative teaching strategy. This video explains web search strategies in plain English.This video  Properly citing Internet sources can be tricky. This online citation machine makes it so simple.This online citation machine  References   nJpGak4&feature=youtu.be nJpGak4&feature=youtu.be J.Byrne