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 Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library links you to a growing number of Internet learning sites (lessons, tutorials, and references), "especially online activities targeted at learners." INFOMINE: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections offers links to tens of thousands of "academically valuable resources," indexed by subject and educational level. Refdesk provides links to search engines, news and weather sites, newspapers, magazines, and reference tools for every conceivable topic, from Acronyms to ZooNet. Whatis.com is an online dictionary of Internet terminology.  ANet Bibliography is a subject-specific search tool from Charles Sturt University. AuditNet: Internet Resources for Auditors aims to be "a complete 'utility' on the World Wide Web for audit-related information, products, and services." Rutgers Accounting Web is the largest accounting Web site on the Internet.  INFOMINE: Biological, Agricultural and Medical Sciences lets you browse or search for resources on all agricultural topics. Agriculture Network Information Center contains hundreds of annotated links "selected by the National Agricultural Library, Land-Grant Universities, and other institutions."  UCSB Anthropology Web Links is an extensive catalog maintained by the University of California-Santa Barbara. Voice of the Shuttle: Anthropology Page focuses on research-oriented sites. The WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology includes links to resources for all specialties within anthropology.  Abzu: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East is "an experimental guide to the rapidly increasing and widely distributed data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient Near East. ArchNet gives links to news, museums, and academic departments. Voice of the Shuttle: Archaeology Page emphasizes sites for research.  ArtsWire: Online Communication for the Arts tracks news, funding sources, and jobs for artists Internet Resources for Music Scholars is maintained by the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library, Harvard University. Visual & Performing Arts INFOMINE is a comprehensive index to Web resources. World Wide Arts Resources "offers the definitive, interactive gateway to all exemplars of qualitative arts information and culture on the Internet."  The Astronomy Cafe provides an introduction to astronomy and astronomical research. The Astronomy Net offers links for astronomy research, equipment, software, and observatories. The WWW Virtual Library: Astronomy and Astrophysics & AstroWeb links the major databases for astronomical research.  [e]ssential Links to Sports Resources on the Internet links you to "professional, college, and general sports information including football, baseball, basketball, and all other sports." Refdesk—Sports Sites gives more than 100 links to major sports sites and online guides. The WWW Virtual Library: Sport has an extensive collection of links to informational, commercial, and fee-based resources.  BioAgMed INFOMINE is a subject-specific search tool especially designed for research. Links to the Genetic World is a general index for genetics resources, with an emphasis on the Human Genome Project. Scott's Botanical Links is a well-annotated index to resources for botany. Virtual Library: Biosciences categorizes biology resources by type of provider and by subject. WWW Journal of Biology: Biology on the WWW presents a very useful collection of links to major biology Web servers and webliographies.  Internet and Marketing is a "comprehensive collection of resources to information on Internet-facilitated advertising and marketing, Net culture and its relation to business, promotional sites, statistical and Internet growth information." BizEc—Select Resources in Business Administration has links to news, data, and research reports on domestic and international business and trade. E-Commerce provides information on electronic commerce, media, laws, electronic payment. Internet Business Library has links to news, data, and research reports on domestic and international business and trade. Madalyn, a Business Research Tool focuses on all aspects of business administration. WebEc—WWW Resources in Economics is "an effort to categorize free information in economics on the WWW."  ChemCenter is a service of the American Chemical Society. The Homepage for Chemists provides more than 1,200 links about chemistry. The WWW Virtual Library: Chemistry provides links to Web, gopher, and FTP sites and Usenet newsgroups for all aspects of chemistry.  Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page collects sources on topics ranging from ABZU to Xanten. Classics at Oxford features links to classics resources around the globe, as well as ongoing projects at Oxford University. Internet Resources for Classical Studies and Classical Languages is a large collection of links sponsored by the Bryn Mawr College Library. ROMARCH: Roman Art and Archaeology serves as "the original crossroads for Web resources on the art and archaeology of Italy and the Roman provinces, ca. 1,000 B.C.-A.D. 700."  Kidon Media-Link offers links to most international media sites, including newspapers, magazines, television, and radio. News on the Net is maintained by Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc., and has a catalog of Web sites sorted by current media story. Telecoms Virtual Library a section of the WWW Virtual Library, contains a search tool and links categorized by subspecialty. The WWW Virtual Library: Journalism offers hundreds of links for broadcasting, communications, media, and news.  INFOMINE: Physical Sciences, Engineering, Computing, and Math is a subject-specific search tool designed primarily for research. PC Webopædia offers "accurate, up-to-date information about personal computers." The WWW Virtual Library: Computing offers links to an online dictionary of computing and to the Internet Computer Index, as well as to thousands of bibliographies and technical reports.  Brock University Earth Science Metasites collects "Web pages that include a comprehensive list of information and links" on earth science topics. NASA's Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) is a comprehensive directory of descriptions of data sets relevant to global change research. Internet Resources in the Earth Sciences offers catalogs of links for earth sciences, planetary sciences, geography, geophysics, seismology, climatology, and oceanography. The WWW Virtual Library: Earth Sciences is a catalog of resources on all areas of earth science.  EdWeb: Exploring Technology and School Reform helps you "hunt down online educational resources around the world, learn about trends in education policy and information infrastructure development, examine success stories of computers in the classroom, and much, much more." NetLearn: Internet Learning Resources Directory is "a directory of resources for learning and teaching Internet skills, including resources for WWW, email, and other formats." The WWW Virtual Library: Education categorizes information sources by subject and permits online searching.  The English Server at Carnegie-Mellon University offers links to resources for more than 26,000 texts in many disciplines. Indispensable Writing Resources helps you "find everything on and off the Net that you could possibly need in writing or researching a paper, including links to all sorts of reference material, links to writing labs, links to Web search engines, and links to writing-related Web sites." Literary Resources on the Net is a searchable index for English and American literature.  EnviroInfo: Environmental Information Sources "maintains information on organizations, business, publications, online databases and software, research, and education" for the fields of air pollution, biotechnology, chemistry, ecology, impact and risk assessment, laws, pollution, sustainable development, soil and wetlands, and water and wastewater. EnviroLink provides "the most comprehensive, up-to-date environmental resources available." The WWW Virtual Library: Environment includes links to resources in biodiversity, environmental law, forestry, and landscape architecture.  Black/African Related Resources lists information sites concerning black and African people, culture, and issues around the world. NativeWeb collects "resources for indigenous cultures around the world." The WWW Virtual Library: Migration and Ethnic Relations is a collection of links to major Internet resources provided by the European Documentation Centre and Observatory on Migration and Ethnic Relations.  FMF: Feminist Gateway lists resources on topics such as women's health, women in politics, women and work, feminist arts, and violence against women and is sponsored by the Feminist Majority Foundation. Gay and Lesbian Politics: WWW and Internet Resources is "a selective, annotated guide to the best and most authoritative resources on politics, law, and public policy." Men's Issues Page aims "to cover the several men's movements encyclopedically."  The Association of American Geographers links you to the work of a society whose "7,000 members share interests in the theory, methods, and practice of geography." INFOMINE: Maps and GIS Resources lets you browse or search many map catalogs and libraries. Colorado University: Resources for Geographers links you with geographic journals, professional associations, map collections, and other Web resources.  HealthWorld Online includes a medical library, a fitness center, a nutrition center, and a newsroom. Stayhealthy.com offers "diverse and comprehensive Internet health and wellness resources." WebMD offers "health news, articles, research reports, condition-specific centers and support communities, interactive tools and programs, as well as online health and lifestyle product catalogues and ordering services."  Center for History and New Media offers a subject index for history resources on the Internet. Horus' History Links is maintained by the Department of History at University of California-Riverside. Internet Resources in History is maintained by the Department of History at Tennessee Technological University. The WWW-VL History Index categorizes historical resources primarily by region or country.  LSU Libraries—Subject Guides: Humanities includes links for all the humanities including architecture, art, classics, film, history, literature, music, philosophy, and theater. Voice of the Shuttle weaves together academic, professional, and scholarly resources for humanities research. The WWW Virtual Library: Humanities lists resources for humanities topics.  Political Resources on the Net lists "political sites available on the Internet sorted by country, with links to parties, organizations, governments, media, and more from all around the world." Public International Law contains links for all aspects of international law, including the United Nations and the International Court of Justice. Worldclass gives you "instant free access and step-by-step commentary for 1,025 top business sites from 95 countries, chosen based on usefulness to world commerce, timeliness, ease of use, and presentation." The WWW Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources categorizes information by area, country, source, and topic.  CyberBabel offers links to translation-related Web sites. EF Education lists online language schools and study abroad programs for nine international languages, designed for users from anywhere in the world. iLoveLanguages helps you find "online language lessons, translating dictionaries, native literature, translation services, software, language schools, or just a little information on a language you've heard about." The WWW Virtual Library: Linguistics contains links to most of the professional resources on the Web and is maintained by the LINGUIST listserv.  ABA Administrative Procedures Database is "developed and maintained with the cooperation and support of the American Bar Association's Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice and the Florida State University College of Law." Internet Legal Resource Guide is designed to be "a comprehensive resource of the information available on the Internet concerning law and the legal profession, with an emphasis on the United States of America." Law Library Resource Xchange contains a thorough index for all types of legal information.  Internet Library for Librarians is "a comprehensive Web database designed to provide a one-stop shopping center for librarians to locate Internet resources related to their profession." Library and Information Science, Librarianship: Finding Resources is an extensive collection of annotated links and search strategies. PICK is "a gateway to quality library and information science (aka LIS or librarianship) resources on the Internet."  Internet Book Information Center "represents a massive, somewhat obsessive attempt, written primarily (but not exclusively) by a single individual, to provide comprehensive coverage of a very wide range of issues and interests in the field of books." Literary Resources on the Net provides access to Web sites for literature in all periods, ancient to contemporary. Literature and Composition Resources seeks to identify high-quality primary and secondary sources for students and teachers. Malaspina Great Books Home Page covers links for Web resources about the Great Books series.  A Catalog of Mathematics Resources is an extensive compilation of links to U.S. and international math sites. Math Forum Internet Mathematics Library is an annotated catalog of links for all mathematics topics. Statistics-Related Internet Sources is an annotated catalog and part of the Chance Database project. The WWW Virtual Library: Mathematics has links for research and education in all areas of mathematics.  NMAP is a "guide to quality Internet resources in nursing, midwifery, and the allied health professions." @Nursing has an annotation page for each resource included in this extensive collection. NursingNet is designed to "further the knowledge and understanding of nursing for the public, and to provide a forum for medical professionals and students to obtain and disseminate information about nursing and medically related subjects."  Hippias: Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet is a search tool for philosophy resources. Philosophy in Cyberspace is an annotated guide to thousands of philosophy-related resources on the Internet. Religion and Philosophy Resources on the Internet "provides a selected listing of local and world-wide Internet sources for religion and philosophy," with brief annotations for each item. The WWW Virtual Library: Philosophy offers links to resources on all aspects of philosophy and to many other detailed guides.  INFOMINE: Physical Sciences, Engineering, Computing, and Math offers a subject index for physics resources. PhysLINK.com covers resources in physics, science, and engineering, with links to an extensive collection of reference works. TIPTOP: The Internet Pilot to Physics lists thousands of physics resources and features "the world's most comprehensive index to online physics resources." The WWW Virtual Library: Physics categorizes physics resources by topic and by specialized field.  International Relations and Security Network holds the International Security section of the WWW Virtual Library and offers links to current political data and educational ventures. Political Science Resources on the Web indexes resources for teachers, students, and researchers on all aspects of political science. Richard Kimber's Political Science Resources provides links to material about current elections, national constitutions, political theory and thought, and government data at the national and local levels.  Mental Help Net is an extensive guide to resources for mental health, psychology, and psychiatry. PsychWeb part of the Psych Web project, links you to sites on all aspects of psychology. Social Psychology Network is "the social psychology database on the Internet." The WWW Virtual Library: Psychology has links for all branches of psychology.  SocioSite includes "high-quality resources and texts from all sociological fields, from all countries, and in any language." The SocioWeb has links to sociological resources and a subject-specific index. The WWW Virtual Library: Sociology collects resources on all aspects of sociology.  Blindness Resource Center is maintained by The New York Institute for Special Education. Indie: Integrated Network of Disability Information and Education is a comprehensive site for people with disabilities worldwide. Kids Together has information and resources for children and adults with disabilities.  Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library has an extensive database of engineering resources with browsing and searching tools. ICE: Internet Connections for Engineering provides "a broad and complete catalog of Internet-based engineering resources to allow engineers, researchers, engineering students and faculty, to find useful information." Engineering Resources Online offers links to resources on all aspects of engineering.  McCoy's Guide to Theatre and Performance Studies is an extensive, annotated list for all theatrical and performance topics. Playbill Online Presents Theatre Central is "the largest compendium of theatre links on the Internet." World Wide Arts Resources: Theater "will lead you to thousands of theater-related resources." The WWW Virtual Library: Theatre and Drama offers links "for professionals, amateurs, academics and students of all ages."  Grammar, Usage and Style offers hundreds of annotated links to resources for editing all forms of written communication. Inkspot: Writing-Related Resources "offers over 2,000 pages of information about the craft and business of writing, as well as dozens of discussion forums and other online networking opportunities." Online Resources for Writers features links to online reference tools, ezines, and grammar and style sites. Web Resources for Writers has links to general reference tools and sites specifically aimed at helping teachers and all writers.
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