Opposing Viewpoints
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The document describes the features and functionality of the Opposing Viewpoints research database. It provides opposing arguments on controversial issues across multiple topics in a chapter format. Users can browse topics, perform keyword searches, and access articles, images, magazines and websites. Search results include introductory pages to popular topics with options to view all matching items. Individual articles include tools for printing, emailing or accessing related information.
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Opposing Viewpoints
- 2. Opposing Viewpoints • Originally (and still) a collection of controversial issue books.
- 3. Opposing Viewpoints • Each book includes chapters with different points-of-view on related issues, for example… • Illegal immigration threatens America • Illegal immigration does not threaten America • Illegal immigrants harm America's economy • Illegal immigrants no not harm America's economy • And so on…
- 5. Opposing Viewpoints Browse the introductory screen for topics of interest…
- 6. Opposing Viewpoints Search for keywords at top, right. Or use the advanced search for even more search options.
- 7. Opposing Viewpoints Click for more viewpoint articles. (Click the article title to see the article.)
- 8. Opposing Viewpoints There are more than just articles from the Opposing Viewpoints books. Also includes Images, magazines, websites, and more.
- 9. Opposing Viewpoints Sometimes, you will see this after performing a keyword search… This is an introductory page to a popular topic. Scroll down…
- 10. Opposing Viewpoints Scroll down to see more matching search results. Remember to click View All to see all of the matches!
- 11. Opposing Viewpoints A sample article. Note the tools to the right.
- 12. Opposing Viewpoints Use these tools for printing the article, e-mailing it to yourself or a friend, and many more options.