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Material Complementario Para: Guía De Elaboración De Los Trabajos Académicos. Con Las Normativas APA Y El Material Complemen Material complementario para: Guía de elaboración de los trabajos académicos. Con las normativas APA y el material complementario en línea sobre los recursos disponibles en la Red Internet. Primera edición. Anton P. Baron Archivo: Guia_material complementario.pdf Este contenido se presenta como material complementario para un el libro publicado por la Universidad Columbia del Paraguay. El contenido aparece tal como fue presentado. Todas las preguntas relacionadas con los datos complementarios deben dirigirse al autor titular del libro publicado. Se espera que el lector respete la propiedad intelectual del autor y el copyright de la Universidad Columbia del Paraguay. Listado de enciclopedias - Enciclopedia Británica: en inglés http://www.britannica.com/ y en español http://www.britannica.es/ El contenido de esta prestigiosa enciclopedia parcialmente puede ser consultado a través de Internet, permitiendo el acceso a miles de artículos, recursos multimedia, mapas y otros recursos. - Wikipedia: la portada de la enciclopedia en español http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Portada Se trata de un esfuerzo colaborativo que tiene por objeto crear una enciclopedia gratis, libre y accesible para todos. Permite revisar, escribir y solicitar artículos. El eslogan de Wikipedia es "La enciclopedia de contenido libre que todos pueden editar". Es la enciclopedia más grande en cuanto a número de artículos se refiere y el números de idiomas, en los cuales se edita. - Enciclonet: http://www.enciclonet.com/ Una enciclopedia con gran cantidad de información estructurada en los siguientes canales: arte y literatura, sociedad, deportes y tiempo libre, ciencia y tecnología, ciencias de la vida, y humanidades. También cuenta con la sección de documentos y efemérides. - Enciclopedia León Fabio de los Ríos: http://www.proyectosalonhogar.com/index.asp Parte del “Portal Educativo de América” que organiza su enciclopedia en línea tanto por orden alfabético como por bloques temáticos como antropología y arqueología, arquitectura, arte, biología, ciencias, cultura, derecho, educación, política, psicología y otros. - ABC Pedia: http://www.abcpedia.com/ Enciclopedia para estudiantes organizada en torno a los temas de Animales, Arte y dibujo, Ciencia y tecnología, Deportes y tiempo libre, Hogar y plantas, Escuela, Ecología, Geografía y lugares del mundo, Personas y personajes, Salud y prevención, Misceláneas y Calendario. Diccionarios - Diccionario de Real Academia Española: http://dle.rae.es/ El diccionario de la máxima autoridad en la lengua española. Además, en este mismo sitio se ofrece acceso a otros diccionarios, como el “Diccionario panhispánico de dudas”, “Diccionario esencial”, “Nuevo diccionario histórico” y los históricos diccionarios anteriores a partir del 1726. - Diccionario del Proyecto Salón Hogar: http://www.proyectosalonhogar.com/index.asp Parte del “Portal Educativo de América”, aparte de un diccionario general tiene la opción de expandirse a otros diccionarios específicos que son: (1) Inglés – Español, (2) Definiciones amplias, (3) Bíblico evangélico, (4) Enciclopedia católica, (5) Esotérico, (6) Literario, (7) Filosófico científico, (8) Términos legales, (9) Medicina, (10) Belleza, (11) Salud, (12) Plantas medicinales, (13) Banca y valores y (14) Ecológico. - Diccionarios.com: http://www.diccionarios.com/ Tiene diccionarios en lengua española, español-inglés, inglés-español, español-francés y francés-español. En cuanto a recursos en español cuenta con el diccionario ideológico, español para extranjeros, sinónimos y antónimos, conjugador verbal y diccionario de la primaria y secundaria. Además hay acceso a diccionarios en otros idiomas: inglés, francés, catalán, gallego, alemán, italiano, portugués, polaco y escurra. - Interdic: Informática e Internet: http://www.interdic.net/ Este es un diccionario especializado en acrónimos, con términos relativos a la Red Internet y el mundo de la Informática. - Glossaries by Language: http://lai.com/thc/glossaries.html Esta web reúne diferentes diccionarios de una gran cantidad de idiomas. Solamente en español podemos recurrir aquí al Diccionario médico inglés-español y español-inglés, Business English-Spanish Glossary de A.D. Miles, Diccionarios multilingües con inclusión del español, Diccionarios multilingües contextualizados, Diccionario español- inglés de las ciencias de la información, Diccionario español-inglés con audio con las pronunciaciones de 57.000 entradas, Diccionario español-inglés de términos contables, de términos financieros, de términos estatales y de términos de computación, Diccionario español de la comida y muchos otros. - IATE: InterActive Terminology for Europe http://iate.europa.eu/iatediff/SearchByQueryLoad.do?method=load Una iniciativa de la Universidad de Francfort que permite consultar y traducir en todos los idiomas oficiales de la Unión Europea y en latín. - Traductor de Google: https://translate.google.es/ En cuanto a las traducciones en línea esta es una de las mejores herramientas con el continuo desarrollo promovido por los mismos usuarios, y disponible para una gran cantidad de idiomas. - The Logos Dictionary: http://www.logosdictionary.org/ Diccionarios multilingües que recogen un gran número de vocablos y cubren una amplia gama de idiomas. - The Oxford English Dictionary: http://www.oed.com/ Versión electrónica de este muy conocido y prestigioso diccionario británico. Recursos biográficos - Bio (Biography): http://www.biography.com/ Es una de las mejores webs de Internet para realizar consultas biográficas con más de 7.000 biografías. Presenta varias opciones de búsqueda, como “People” que permite buscar personas, “In The News” organiza a los personajes que aparecen en las noticias, “Nostalgia”, rescata los recuerdos de los famosos, “Celebrities” ayuda encontrar las biografías de las celebridades, “History & Culture” narra vidas y acontecimientos relacionados con la historia y la cultura y “Crime & Scandal” se ocupa de personajes relacionados con el crimen y famosos escándalos. En inglés. - Bio: https://www.youtube.com/user/BiographyChannel Canal de YouTube dedicado a difundir videos con las biografías de personajes famosos. En inglés. - Forjadores de la historia: http://www.proyectosalonhogar.com/Descubridores_Exploradores/Indice.htm Parte del “Proyecto Salón Hogar” donde se puede acceder a una amplia colección de biografías. Hay una opción de búsqueda por orden alfabético. - Biografías y vidas: http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/ Se autodenimina como “La enciclopedia biográfica en línea”. Las biografías se pueden buscar a través del índice alfabético de personajes o utilizando el motor de búsqueda. Contiene miles de biografías de personajes famosos históricos y actuales. - Buscabiografías: http://www.buscabiografias.com/ Un buscador especializado en la búsqueda de biografías. Se puede buscar directamente por nombres, pero también por la fecha o por los dichos famosos de los personajes. Buscadores generales - Zoo antes 100Hot: http://www.100hot.com - Alexa Internet: http://www.alexa.com/ - Aliweb: http://www.aliweb.com - AOL Search: http://search.aol.com/aol/webhome - Ask.com: http://www.ask.com/ - Bing: https://www.bing.com/?setlang=es - Blekko: http://blekko.com/ - Click4Carbon: http://www.click4carbon.com/ - DuckDuckGo: https://duckduckgo.com/ - Ecosia: http://www.ecosia.org/ - Entirewe: http://www.entireweb.com/ - EuroFerret (sitios de Europa): http://www.searchengines.net/euroferret_se.htm - Excite: http://www.excite.com - Galaxy: http://www.einet.net/ - Google: http://www.google.com - Hughes Net (Hakia): http://hakia.com/ - HotBot: http://www.hotbot.com - Laiesken: http://www.laiesken.net/ - Lycos: http://www.lycos.com - Trovator (mundo hispano): http://www.trovator.com/ - Wikianswers (buscador de respuestas a las preguntas): http://answers.wikia.com/wiki/Wikianswers - Yahoo! Search: http://search.yahoo.com/ Metabuscadores - Beaucoup: http://www.beaucoup.com - Bestsearch: http://www.bestsearch.com/beta/ - Brainboost (buscador de respuestas a las preguntas): http://www.answers.com/topic/brainboost-1 - Yippy (antes Clusty): http://yippy.com/ - DeeperWeb: http://deeperweb.com/ - Dogpile: http://www.dogpile.com/ - Excite: http://www.excite.com/ - HotBot: http://www.hotbot.com/ - Info.com: http://info.com/ - Ixquick: http://www.ixquick.com/ - LeapFish: http://www.leapfish.com/ - Mamma: http://mamma.com/ - Zoo (antes Metacrawler): http://www.zoo.com/ - ExLibris MetaLib: http://www.exlibrisgroup.com/category/MetaLibOverview - MetaSearch: http://metasearch.com - Search: http://www.search.com - Starting Point: http://www.stpt.com - WebCrawler: http://www.webcrawler.com/info.wbcrwl/ - Xaarky: http://xaarky.es/ Buscadores especializados Académicos - Chegg (se especializa en alquiler de libros de texto en línea tanto en formatos físicos como digitales, ayuda con las tareas académicas, hace tutoría en línea, búsqueda de becas y otras actividades académicas. En inglés): http://www.chegg.com/ - Noodle Education (ayuda a los estudiantes a tomar decisiones acerca de la educación contando con datos exhaustivos de más de 700.000 proveedores y recursos educativos. En inglés): http://noodle.com/ - SkilledUP (ayuda encontrar cursos en línea de diferentes proveedores, algunos de los cuales son en español): http://www.skilledup.com/ - BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine es un motor de búsqueda multidisciplinario creado para buscar las fuentes académicas): https://www.base-search.net/ - CiteULike (permite guardar, compartir y buscar las referencias de publicaciones académicas):
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