Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education

The increasing level of official and academic information on Aboriginal issues on the Web enhances its utility in research and teaching. Aboriginal communities can also share Indigenous knowledges and perspectives, disseminate information to other indigenous communities and access the benefits of th...

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Main Author: Wendy Aitken
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Webology Center 2007-06-01
Series:Webology
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Online Access:http://www.webology.org/2007/v4n2/a42.html
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spelling doaj-255cb81286634a559f3ac0099ebe20d72020-11-24T21:37:00ZengWebology CenterWebology1735-188X2007-06-014242Use of Web in Tertiary Research and EducationWendy AitkenThe increasing level of official and academic information on Aboriginal issues on the Web enhances its utility in research and teaching. Aboriginal communities can also share Indigenous knowledges and perspectives, disseminate information to other indigenous communities and access the benefits of the knowledge society by adopting ICT. The use of search engines can save time in research and reveal trends in policy perspectives reflected by language. http://www.webology.org/2007/v4n2/a42.htmlAboriginal StudiesIndigenous CommunitiesUse of search enginesAustralia
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author Wendy Aitken
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Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
Webology
Aboriginal Studies
Indigenous Communities
Use of search engines
Australia
author_facet Wendy Aitken
author_sort Wendy Aitken
title Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
title_short Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
title_full Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
title_fullStr Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
title_full_unstemmed Use of Web in Tertiary Research and Education
title_sort use of web in tertiary research and education
publisher Webology Center
series Webology
issn 1735-188X
publishDate 2007-06-01
description The increasing level of official and academic information on Aboriginal issues on the Web enhances its utility in research and teaching. Aboriginal communities can also share Indigenous knowledges and perspectives, disseminate information to other indigenous communities and access the benefits of the knowledge society by adopting ICT. The use of search engines can save time in research and reveal trends in policy perspectives reflected by language.
topic Aboriginal Studies
Indigenous Communities
Use of search engines
Australia
url http://www.webology.org/2007/v4n2/a42.html
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