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                     Li, X., and Crane, N. (1996b) Electronic styles: A Handbook for citing electronic
                       information. Medford, NJ: Information Today, Inc.

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               Online research

               There are many online resources that  you can use to find valuable information such as journal
               articles, publications, studies, etc. in HR. At some point during HURD 806 – Research Planning:
               Analysis,  Interpretation, and Proposal Writing,  your  class will spend time at the library for
               instruction on how to get the most benefit out of using the online resources for best outcomes and
               results from your research efforts.

               Internet sites:

                     ERIC, Educational Resources in Content (www.edrs.com) can provide abstracts of articles
                       in journals or publications on microfilm available in the library.

                     Library of Congress (www.loc.gov) is also a good reference site.

                     Libweb (sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/) has links to hundreds of libraries across the world,
                       including UC and Wright State.

                     The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Education (www.csu.edu.au/) provides links to
                       educational sites around the world that specialize in K-graduate education.

                     The Maryland Universities research site (http://www.researchport.umd.edu).

                     Department of Education http://www.ed.gov





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