Internet Resources
Virginia Montecino's Home Page.
This site, compiled by a member of the English Department at George Mason, is an invaluable source of information on all internet-related questions. The site includes instructions on how to open your own web page at Mason, how to search the internet, how to evaluate internet resources and includes practical, easy-to-follow advice on how to use the internet in college and stay sane. The well-organized links are particularly helpful.
These pages offer clear, extensive guidance on the evaluation of internet resources for research use.
A short article suggesting ways in which neophyte internet users can accelerate and focus their internet searching
This site includes easy-to-follow advice on how to use the multiple search engines available on the web, and offers good templates for developing a web-based research strategy for your project.
If you wish to build your own web page, the Media Authoring Center (on the second floor of the Johnson Center) will teach you how to use the latest web-authoring software and help you to build your page at Mason. Call or visit the Center to book an initial two-hour appointment. The Center also offers instruction in computer graphics, sound and video recording and editing, the creation of multimedia presentations and the cutting of CD-ROMs. All this instruction is FREE.
The following sites provide backgrounds, logos, lines and other artwork for your web pages:-
Arizona State's Graphics Warehouse