Communication has become a necessary thing in our lives, without it we cannot grow. The changing situations and the desires of life have become so intense, that people use to go abroad in search of jobs, to earn money. Electronic media plays a vital role in connecting us with each other.
Internet is a worldwide network of the interconnected computers. However, there are so many methods for sharing information and navigation across the internet, by far the most famous and familiar is the graphical interface of the ‘World Wide Web’.
The variety of material available on the Internet, and the variety of ways in which it is structured and presented, can present big challenges for the usable and useful references. Irrespective of the format, many authors use guidelines:
· Provide addresses that work.
· Direct readers as closely as possible to the information being cited, whenever it is possible, refer specific documents rather than home menu or menu pages.
· Documents available through the internet source should provide a document title or description, a date – either the date of publication or update or the date of retrieval, and an address – a URL. Whenever possible, you should identify the authors of a document also.
URL is most important element, so if it does not work, the viewer’s will not be able to find the mentioned material, and the credibility of the document will also suffer. One of the most common reasons for the failure of the URL is that these are transcribed or typed incorrectly, and the other most common reason is that the document they point to has been moved or deleted.
The URL is the most critical element: If it doesn't work, readers won't be able to find the cited material, and the credibility of your paper or argument will suffer. The most common reason URLs fail is that they are transcribed or typed incorrectly; the second most common reason is that the document they point to has been moved or deleted. If you are using a word-processing program, the easiest way to transcribe a URL correctly is to copy it directly from the address.
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Submitted by admin on Thu, 04/19/2007 - 06:52.