
So often I see questions in chats, forums and message boards asking, "Where can I find information on ... ?" Fill in the blank with whatever is puzzling you. My flippant response is "Did you Google it?" I realize what follows can be a tedious process, unless you know how to craft specific searches and use Google's special features. It would help to know where to find information on the Internet from more direct sources. That's where Robert Niles come in. The Pasadena journalist's
statistics page has long been my favorite resource to recommend for understanding and using numbers, especially from research reports. Now he also has a page on
Finding Data on the Internet. (
Data is the more academic term for information.)
Rather than presenting a course on how to do Internet research, Niles has gathered a list of the most credible sources of information from Agriculture to Safety, with "Other" and "Basics" categories thrown in, covering more general resources. These will get you started in the right direction.
Labels: information, research, Resource, writing
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Hi Georgeanna,
I'm currently considering options regarding my late Fathers unpublished novel, a long family saga. An e-book is one option, or upload it in stages on my website perhaps? This would be a website for writing of any kind, with the book being posted in stages, like a work in progress.
I'm new to this sort of thing, happy to listen to any advice. Mark.
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