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Sites This really is a world class library at your
fingertips. Some of the pages are on the organization's
site, but many are housed at various other organizations and
universities around the world. There are more items in each
category than are listed on the index page; if you don't see
what you're looking for, click on each category to see a
complete sub-index. This Long
Island University Library site offers directions
for preparing citations for specific subject matter
areas. Provided for educational, non-comercial use. An educational resource site compiled by the Northwest
Regional Education Lab. Before you cite that internet resource, give some
thought to its credibility. This site contains many
suggestions and some activities to help you carefully
examine the source of the information, as well as some
useful sites and other information. A very comprehensive site. I like the section of news
media links. To create an online experience that is both an
exploration of the English language and a demonstration of
Plumb Design's Thinkmap™ software, Plumb Design created
the Plumb Design Visual Thesaurus. An engaging experience in
language and interface, the Visual Thesaurus is an artistic
exploration that is also a learning tool.You need Java
enabled to use this site. More than the name implies. The site contains all the
standard search engines and then some, each with a
description of what the engine does best. This site also contains searching tips, a how-to on
making your own web page searchable, and reference
materials. It has links to all the standard search engines
you've heard of, as well as many, many more that are subject
specific and/or searchable directories. There are literally
hundreds of links to information on web searching as well as
the search links themselves. A very informative and
comprehensive site. 224K makes it a bit of a
download. Contains NoodleBib, an online bibliography composer
you can use on the fly, and NoodleQuest - the place to start
your research. More than books. Includes links to Multnomah
County Government, technology training, grants
information and much more. Browse through their own list of
selected reference
sites. An online reference and resource site maintained by
the Northwest Regional Education Lab (NWREL). The Medical
College of Georgia online reference page. An wide
variety of categories to search through. Coming to you from the
Bodleian Library at Oxford
University. Use their new On Line Information
Gate system for accessing web resources. Formed to facillitate the work of independent Scholars
and support other organizations of similar bent, and
encourage the on line sharing and publishing of information
among independent scholars. Among other items, the site
contains a listing of other Internet Resources
for Scholars. Geared to student users. Buttons for teens, youth, and
a Dewey Decimal Guide to internet resources for kids.
Sponsored by the
School of Information at the University
of Michigan. Another guide to pages created by school librarians.
This site also contains resources for web page
developers. This is the Research Guides page of the University of
Washington Libraries web site. Includes tips on searching,
citing, writing, copyright and more. The "American Memory" in words and pictures. Get help
using their site on the educator
page. Hot Topics is a monthly selection of links to
high-quality Web resources on current events in the news
from around the world. A service provided by the
Online
Computer Library Center.
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