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FYI - Questia

  • 01/05/01

Questia is an online research service that provides undergraduate college students with unlimited access to the full texts of tens of thousands of scholarly liberal arts books and journals. It also offers a range of tools to help students write and research papers, automatically cite sources, and instantly format bibliographies. Its full text collection is searchable by word, phrase or concept, and its footnotes and bibliographies contain hyperlinks to the other titles. Professional academic librarians select titles for the collection. Anyone with Internet access can conduct a search in the Questia collection at no cost, but a subscription is necessary to view the complete text of any book online. Subscribers receive a secure place to store margin notes and citations, so students can always pick up work right where they left off. For a free trial, visit www.questia.com/trial/book/index.html.

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