Internet Resource GuideThrough this assignment, you will become familiar with online communication resourcesspecific to your field of study, including research tools, professional societies, and other Internetsites that members of your field find useful. You will present and describe those resources toother members of your field in a technical guide. You will need to make decisions aboutorganization, format, and style as a means of creating a usable document for readers. And youwill need to learn to write effective abstracts$.$This assignment asks you to identify and describe key Internet resources in your field for anaudience of other people in your field $($i$.$e$.,$ specialist to specialist communication$).$ Organize andformat this information so that others can use your identified Internet resources for research byfollowing your guide.Objectives$1.$ To become familiar with specific and good resources used by professionals in your field$\mathrm{.}2.$ To identify possible sources of information for other ENL$3030$ assignments$\mathrm{.}3.$ To make decisions about organization, format, and style as a means of creating a usabledocument for readers$\mathrm{.}4.$ To develop skills with writing abstracts$.$Resources to identify in the guide$1.$ Identify two journals or magazines $($professional$,$ trade, etc.$)$ relevant to the topicand audience of your guide that are available online and cite their specific strengths anduses. For your in$-$depth discussion of the journal, consider referencing specific articlespublished through that journal$\mathrm{.}2.$ Locate one government publication $($e$.$g$.,$ report, website, handbook$)$ that relates toyour topic and audience. Report on the agency$$s goals and use the document as anexample how it achieves those goals. Consider using the Catalog of U$.$S$.$ GovernmentPublications or any government agency $($e$.$g$.,$ EPA, NASA, BLS$)$ as a resource$\mathrm{.}3.$ Identify three Internet sites that are relevant to your guide and audience Choose fromthe following categories of information $($or propose other relevant categories ofinformation to me$)$:$$ Directory of information sources$/$portals $$ Potential employers and job search services$$ Sample reports$/$documents$/$research studies$$ News services$$ Government documents $$ Discussion groups, chat rooms$$ Patents and intellectual property $$ Information on professional associations$$ Specialized dictionary $$ Encyclopedia$$ Biographical reference $$ Handbook$$ Subject guide to the literature $$ Bibliography