Is the internet an asset to complete homeworks assignment?

Answer 1

Maybe. If you look on a good website, like a science or math help website, you're likely to get good answers and help. However, you might find a bad site that pretends to give you answers and they turn out to be wrong - lots of homework cheating websites are just wrong.

Answer 2

It is if you use it correctly --- don't cheat and copy whatever you see! You can look up information by a search engine like Google, and you can ask WikiAnswers when the search engine doesn't help.

Answer 3

Yes and No. internet can help you do your homework; you can search your queries, get data that might be useful for your homework and even find sample answers for any questions you are looking for. But copying and taking someone else's effort is not a good practice in view of academic norms. If you are taking help from an online source, you should mention the source. It is important to do your own homework.

Answer 4

The fastest way is simply to type the question into your search engine and see if anyone else has already asked that question and/or answered it anywhere on the internet. If you can't find the answer that way, you can come here and ask it, then wait for an answer. The search engine will always be fastest.

Answer 5

The internet is like a giant encyclopedia. Here is the best way to use the internet to get your homework done:

• Start with a search engine like google.com or dogpile.com - look up definitions, dates, synonyms/antonyms, etc. using the search engine by itself
  
• For more detailed information, look at the pages that the search engine finds to see which one has the information you need. For example: if you want to know what wild animals live in the Amazon rain forest, you might do a google search for "amazon rainforest animals" then see if there are one or two good sites that will give you a list of all the animals.
  
• If you are having trouble understanding your assignments, look up "homework help" on a search engine and find a website that will tutor you and give you practice! There are thousands of good websites that will teach you step-by-step how to do everything from writing a paragraph to solving calculus equations, from how to read analytically to what happened in history.
  
• If you want to see pictures of things, go to your search engine and choose the "images" selection before you search, and it will show pictures instead of websites.
• If you need maps, go to mapquest.com
• If you want to study the geography of areas, go to Google Earth.
• If you want to know about a person, see if they have an official website.