Online Service Aids Student Researchers

  • 02/01/97

A new online reference service from Infonautics, researchpaper.com houses topics and ideas for school-related research projects. The Web site provides over 2,000 diverse ideas for writing research and term papers on more than 100 topics.

Initially, researchpaper.com will cover five categories: art and literature, history, science, business and society. After brainstorming, visitors can automatically link to an Internet search engine or to related areas in the firm's Electric Library. Those who enter the Electric Library can then download full-text documents using their existing account or a free trial.

In addition to the directory of topics, researchpaper.com offers a Writing Center, with detailed steps and tips for students, and a Discussion Area, for sharing views. Infonautics, Wayne, PA, (610) 902-8823, www.infonautics.com.

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