Sapping Attention: Google Books and the open web.
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Historians generally acknowledge that both undergraduate and graduate methods training need to teach students how to navigate and understand...
Sapping Attention: Google Books and the open web. Tuesday, July 10, 2018 Google Books and the open web. Historians generally acknowledge that both undergraduate and graduate methods training need to teach students how to navigate and understand online searches. See, for example, this recent article in Perspectives . Google Books is the most important online resource for full-text search; we should have some idea what's in it. A few years ago, I felt I had some general sense of what was in the Books search engine and how it works. That sense is diminishing as things change more and more. I used
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