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A 9 page overview of the information which is available on the Internet regarding this genetic-based condition. The author reviews ten consumer-oriented web sites for content and presentation. Includes a table covering the major features of each of the reviewed site. No additional sources are listed.
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9 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPdownWb.rtf
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A search of the World Wide Web (WWW) can turn up a myriad of web sites on
practically any subject. Such is the case for practically any general topic of consumer interest and such is often the case as well for medical topics. One can
quickly become overwhelmed, in fact, with the volume of information which is out there. Search methods thus become critical if one is to pair down the information to get
the precise content that they are seeking. Although many search engines now have spell checkers built in and provide a message
asking whether you really meant to search for a different spelling of a term than what you entered, spelling can be a critical factor in the outcome of a search.
Spell checkers dont always catch your errors. A GOOGLE (http://www.google.com/) search for <"Downs Syndrome"> (the <> are not entered, just the quotes and the terms themselves), for example,
turns up 63,200 sites while a search for <"Downs Syndrome"> (without the appropriate apostrophe) only turns up 23,100 sites. Obviously, it would be impossible to conduct even a brief
review of all the results from either spelling. To pair down the results obtained above to a more manageable number it
becomes necessary to utilize additional search terms. Since this particular assignment revolves around consumer oriented sites, the student might next chose to search for <"Downs Syndrome" "Support Group">.
It should be noted that while the capitalization is not important the quote marks are. They group the two critical terms in each search category so that sites including
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