Watch

How blogs are building a friendlier world, which is relevant to this course and then
Barry Schwartz: The paradox of choice, which is relevant to how you will live the rest of your life.
I recommend you watch/listen to a lecture at TED.com everyday to expand your mind and horizons, some will be relevant to what you are studying which is good and some won't, which could be even better.
See Communicating on the web: Blogs, Message Boards, Wikis, Email, IM, Chat
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Per "Your Voice in Politics" page:

Watch the video at
www.aarpvote08.org/?d=U3R1ZGVudHMgV2hvIFZvdGU=x and
Then that the links to

Make your friends the star of their own video!

and make videos for 4 classmates (or friends or me)
Or best yet that the link from that page to "get the video widget for your website" and insert the HTML you find at http://aarpvote08.com/widget.html on your website homepageSee Library Collections & Hidden Web Page
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Per the "Library Collections & the Hidden Web page
Check out HighBeam. It costs to get full articles (free one month trial ... just rememeber to cancel in 29 days) but it can provide Google Style searching of the Hidden Web and then you can use the UCC library or your local libary card at AccessMyLibrary.com

On Wednesday Oct 29 @9:05 to 10:15 a staff member at McKay Library will give a lecture to CIS120-1 the F2F class of the Internet will talk about how to do research targeting the research paper on "How the Internet has Changed Everything", where your paper is to focus on a quite narrow aspect.