Intute (from the UK), the incredibly useful directory of high-quality web sites and so much more is online with the final edition of their mobile Internet Detective.
What is the Internet Detective?
The Intute Internet Detective is already positioned as a popular, well respected online tutorial, helping users to assess the academic validity of websites. This project intends to build on the existing service by extending its reach to include mobile users, who, as the mobile Internet has developed, have come to expect higher standards when browsing on their handsets. The project will deliver a user friendly mobile site that is fast and inexpensive to load, providing the right content, presented in the right order and with an adapted layout.
You can access the “Mobile” Detective here.
+ Andrew Pries – University of Manchester
+ Diana Massam – University of Manchester
+ Kate Morrison – External
++ Mobilising the Internet Detective
++ Rapid Innovation in Development
++ Students and the Mobile Internet
Source: Intute Blog
See Also: The Virtual Training Suite
Another Intute Project That’s Home to Numerous Web-Based Tutorials to Assist Users with their Internet-based Research
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