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Help: About This Web Site
How does it work? How does it work?This Web site supports your study of International Politics on the World Stage. When you click on contents, (on the navigation bar above), you will then see each chapter's Web contents. The contents have been broken down into five major headings: Activities, Maps, Additional Links, Chapter Summary, and Practice Quiz.
Navigation AidsThe navigation bar at the top of your screen is always there, so you have instant access to important areas of this site.If you want to just view the Resources of the site by type, not chapter, go to Resources by clicking on the Resources button. You can access the multiple choice practice quizzes directly by clicking on the Quizzes link. The Site Map/Index is a handy tool to use if you want to access a specific page in the site that may not be part of the navigation bar. You can find and link back to this HELP page there, for instance.
Message BoardYou can exchange messages and information with students from every class at every university that uses this book! If you tried that with a traditional textbook, your postage bill would exceed your tuition! To access the Message Board, click on the Message Board button on the side navigation bar. For technical help using the Message Board, check out the "FAQ" about it.Use this Message Board to discuss current issues in International Politics, share insights from your studies, or ask someone for help with a concept that you just can't understand. The possibilities are endless. Please limit the conversation to International Politics. Be aware that your instructor and classmates as well as those from other universities using International Politics on the World Stage will be able to see and comment about what you post. Think before you post. Please help us all by notifying the Webmaster (dushkin_webmaster@mcgraw-hill.com) if you see a post that you think is inappropriate. It will be removed.
Suggested Technical SpecificationsThis Web site has been designed to work with a minimum of system requirements. If you want to have the best learning experience possible, we suggest the following:
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