Sentence examples for digital encyclopedia from inspiring English sources

Compare and contrast a print encyclopedia entry with both a digital encyclopedia entry and a Wikipedia entry on the same topic.

The point of the digital encyclopedia, according to the people at Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., is that it will never grow old.

Friedman, who is known for staking a claim on an idea by giving it a nickname, had told me that he thinks of his wife as Anncarta — a pun on Encarta, Microsoft's digital encyclopedia.

"Wikipedia is driven by this desire to share knowledge freely with the world, and that is in sync with our mission," said Sara Snyder, webmaster at the Archives of American Art, a Smithsonian research center that held an editing session in March to beef up the digital encyclopedia's entries on female artists.

The digital encyclopedia that was, ladies and gentlemen.

Further, researchers will turn to the survey for decades as a "permanent digital encyclopedia of the sky," predicts astronomer Bruce Margon of the University of Washington, Seattle.

Then came hard drives and thumb drives, allowing those so inclined to carry entire digital encyclopedias in their pockets.

But if you ask, "How can digital change our engagement with encyclopedias?" you get Wikipedia, one of the largest publicly accessible knowledge stores on the planet with which we all can engage.

If you take a set of encyclopedias and ask, "How do I make this digital?" you will get Microsoft Encarta, an encyclopedia on a disc.

They're just ordinary "digital natives," to whom Google is synonymous with "encyclopedia," and who have never known a world without instant Internet access, however seldom they use it.

And every facet of publishing, from newspapers to magazines to maps to encyclopedia and dictionaries, has been disrupted by the digital age.