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Introduction

Web versus Print Documents

Associative Structures

Interaction

Navigation

Graphics

A Vast Text

How we Read the Web

Clues the Web adapted from print

What's new when reading the Web

The successful Web reader

Strategies for effective Web reading

Be a confident online reader.

Synthesize, Associate, Connect.

Making your browser work for you.

Getting the most out of the site.

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Site maps

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Site maps are rather self explanatory, nevertheless a helpful feature of many Web sites that you may not be aware of. A site map is a graphical representation of the site. It will tell you where particular sections ar pages are found within the site.

Click on the "site map" button on the bottom of this page to view the site map of the Writing Center. The "previous" button on the top left hand corner of the site map will bring you back here.