 |
|
| Argus
Clearinghouse |
The
Clearinghouse collects subject
guides often compiled by experts.
These guides are evaluated by
the Clearinghouse staff. The Clearinghouse
accepts relatively few guides
submitted to it in order to keep
its standards high. |
AT&T
Address and Telephone Number Locator
|
Other
such locators include: The
Bigbook and The
Yellow Pages |
| The
Big Hub |
A
site through which you can search
the web using up to eight engines
simultaneously, receiving a consolitated
list of results. |
| BUBL
Link |
This
significant collection is a UK
funded project of carefully selected
and annotated resources from the
University of Strathclyde Library
in Glasgow, Scotland. |
| CATNYP |
The
New York Public Library Online
Catalog. |
| Conducting
Research on the Internet |
A
guide to searching for high-quality
information on the Internet--how
to do it and what essential tools
you need. Search sites are rated
and tested. This page is a detailed
guide to using the Internet as
a research medium. |
| Econdata.Net |
A
comprehensive guide to regional
and national economic data sources
on the web. |
| Encyclopedia
Britannica |
The
Encyclopedia Britannica online,
along with links to websites and
digital materials associated with
each encyclopedia entry. Free. |
| Firestone
Library, Princeton University
|
Data
and Statistical Services is part
of Firestone Library's Social
Science Reference Center. DSS
maintains the University Data
Library and provides reference
and consulting support to users
of electronic data. |
| The
Foundation Center |
The
mission of the Foundation Center
is to foster public understanding
of the foundation field by collecting,
organizing, analyzing, and disseminating
information on foundations, corporate
giving, and related subjects.
Our audiences include grantseekers,
grantmakers, researchers, policymakers,
the media, and the general public. |
| INFOMINE:
Scholarly Internet Resource Collections |
INFOMINE
is a large collection of scholarly
Internet resources collectively
maintained by libraries of the
University of California and offering
many interesting search and retrieval
options |
| Librarians'
Index to the Internet |
The
LII is a well-organized, selective,
and continually updated collection
maintained by a large number of
indexers in California, and may
be thought of as "the thinking
person's Yahoo" |
| The
New Athenaeum |
A
comprehensive guide to the Internet
organized according to the Dewey
Decimal system of library cataloguing.
Sites are identified according
to author, rate of update, host
identity, person responsible for
maintenance, etc. Contents are
briefly indicated. |
| The
Reference Desk |
An
extensive set of online reference
links. |
| Research
It! |
A
research site containing links
to dictionaries, maps, finance,
shipping/mailing, and internet
search tools. |
| US
Postal Service Zip Code |
directory. |
| Virtual
Law Library |
In
1992, "Indiana University
School of Law" Bloomington,
was chosen by CERN, originators
of the World Wide Web Consortium,
to be the host of the Virtual
Law Library, a collection of subject
related Websites maintained by
institutions throughout the world,
each administering a different
subject. The project is now managed
by a independent committee made
up of maintainers of various subject
areas. For more information, go
to Virtual Library. Material within
the Virtual Law Library is organized
by organization type (i.e. U.S.
Government Servers) and by legal
topic (i.e. Contracts). There
is also a list of search tools
and other comprehensive sites
for law. |
| Web
Wombat |
An
omnibus site of links to online
information based in Australia
but covering the world. |
| The
WWW Virtual Library |
This
collection was the first subject
directory on the Web, and boasts
a number of comprehensive, well-annotated
subject collections maintained
by experts around the world. |
