Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
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Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#2Wow, ancient web history.
I suspect it was already outdated when it was written...
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#3This document is 4 months younger than IE 7.
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#4Wow, ancient web history. I suspect it was already outdated when it was written...
you nearly took a line out of the book. Third paragraph, page five,
"I cannot emphasize strongly enough that this book was already out of date by the time it was published"
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#5Screenshots of mostly-text web pages, compressed to JPEGs, pasted into a Word document, printed to hardcopy in two-level greyscale, annotated with a rubber stamp (or typewriter?), scanned again at low dpi, converted to PDF (39 MB), and drop-published into an unnavigable /_files/ folder, all towards its goal of teaching internet literacy to others.
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#6Screenshots of mostly-text web pages, compressed to JPEGs, pasted into a Word document, printed to hardcopy in two-level greyscale, annotated with a rubber stamp (or typewriter?), scanned again at low dpi, converted to PDF (39 MB), and drop-published into an unnavigable /_files/ folder, all towards its goal of teaching internet literacy to others.
Welcome to the federal government.
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#7Screenshots of mostly-text web pages, compressed to JPEGs, pasted into a Word document, printed to hardcopy in two-level greyscale, annotated with a rubber stamp (or typewriter?), scanned again at low dpi, converted to PDF (39 MB), and drop-published into an unnavigable /_files/ folder, all towards its goal of teaching internet literacy to others.
My guess is it was faxed (or poorly photocopied).
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#8Screenshots of mostly-text web pages, compressed to JPEGs, pasted into a Word document, printed to hardcopy in two-level greyscale, annotated with a rubber stamp (or typewriter?), scanned again at low dpi, converted to PDF (39 MB), and drop-published into an unnavigable /_files/ folder, all towards its goal of teaching internet literacy to others.
Sounds like Web 0.1 to me [1]
Re: Untangling the Web: a guide to internet research [pdf]
#9Scribd is broken without javascript. Here is a better link:
http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/_files/Untangling_the_Web.pdf