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Outlining the Speech
Internet Exercises- Subject directories (as discussed in Chapter 6) are organized in
outline form. Go to a subject directory and use its outline to find a Website
on stargazing. Print the home page.
Possible Strategy: Go to Internet Public Library's reference section (www.ipl.org/ref)
and use its outline to go from a major category to the sub-subcategory
of stargazing. - Hypertext links in subject directories permit you to move from major
heading to subheading to sub-subheading, and so on. Find a topic in a subject
directory and drill down at least three layers. Write down the subtopics in
order of appearance.
Example: A researcher could go to StudyWeb (www.studyweb.com)
and follow this sequence: "Criminal Justice" . "Crime Prevention
& Enforcement" . "Identify Theft and Fraud" . "How
to Prevent Identity Fraud."
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