Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age

Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age by Diana Hacker is a practical resource published by Bedford/St. Martins in 2002. This third edition, consisting of 269 pages, provides essential guidance for students tackling college research assignments across various disciplines. It offers advice on finding, evaluating, and documenting sources, ensuring that readers are equipped with the necessary skills to navigate both print and online materials effectively.

In this edition, readers will discover updated visual examples and new strategies for distinguishing between different types of sources. The book addresses key topics such as research methodologies, communication studies, and information retrieval, making it a valuable tool for those in the fields of writing and library science. This concise guide aims to enhance the research process, helping students develop a solid foundation in documentation practices relevant to their academic pursuits.