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Thursday, November 27, 2008

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This week, students had a peek into the vast invisible web (databases) to look for resources on their research topic. I am a huge fan of the invisible web as these comprehensive and impressive and pool of databases do not seem to fail me each time I turn to them for my research needs. They provide me with interesting leads to authoritative refereed journal articles and documents which definitely add value to my research.

I often wonder if my students share these same sentiments about the invisible web as I do. Based on class observations and informal chats with them as they plough through the databases, I realise that my students cannot deny that databases indeed provide them with authoritative and useful sources of materials for their research. The invisible web does indeed provide an impressive lead for research. Keep searching the Invisible web and you will find answers to your research questions nicely hidden just awaiting to be uncovered!

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