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Internet Public Library | School of Library and Information Science, University of Michigan
This is a public library, although a non-traditional one. It has all the staff you expect to find in a library plus a few extras. IPL is a project of the School of Library and Information Science at the University of Michigan. IPL is set out like a library with various divisions and rooms. There are reading rooms and ready reference areas where you will find newspapers, online books, dictionaries, encyclopaedias and almanacs. They have a good listing of assoication on the net and a professional are for librarians covering libraries and technology, professional development, on the job resources and reference. It includes links to library journals and an online reference service.
LIBRARIANS' RESOURCE CENTRE
From the Toronto Chapter of the Special Libraries Association. A well organised and useful site.
Portals to the World from the Library of Congress
Portals to the World is an International Resources Guide from the LIbrary of Congress. It contains "selective links providing authoritative, in-depth information about the nations and other areas of the world. They are arranged by country or area with the links for each sorted into a wide range of broad categories. The links were selected by Area Specialist and other Library staff using Library of Congress selection criteria. When completed, the project will include all the nations of the world."
Searching the Internet | National Library of Australia
Search engines and advice on conducting effective Web searches
PINAKES, A Subject Launchpad
Links to subject gateways covering a wide variety of subject areas from aerospace to vet scient. Links to multi-subject gateways are also included.
National Library Of Australia | Electronic Australiana
Information about Australia
St. Ambrose University Library's Best Information on the Net
A site originally created by Marylaine Block for the O'Keefe Library, St. Ambrose University and maintained by them. A useful alphabetic list.
BUBL home page
BUBL (Bulletin Board for Libraries), is a subject listing of resources compiled by Library and Information Science Professionals in the UK. There are also many resources of interest to Library professionals. BUBL resources are indexed by subject and by DDC (Dewey Decimal Classification). A keyword search feature is available.
Digital Librarian: a librarian's choice of the best of the Web
This is an excellent subject index maintained by Margaret Vail Anderson, a librarian in Cortland, N.Y. It covers a wide variety of subjects from activism to women's resources and each subject lists a librarian's selection of the best resources for that topic.
Intute - Home
A collection of academic subject directories from United Kingdom informaiton professionals. Annotated entries.
Infomine
Infomine is maintained by the University of Claifornia, Riverside. The directory can be browsed by suject or searched y keyword.Enties are annotated. A very useful scholarly directory. Resources relevant to faculty, students, and research staff at the university level.
NetLinks
"Netlinks is a collection of authoritative, quality Internet sites selected in those subject areas most frequently requested by State Library of Queensland's clients." Netlinks includes all QueenslandWeb sites.
Librarians' Internet Index
A listing by subject category (and sub-categories of links found useful by librarians at the State Library of California. This is an extensive index with new sites added weekly. The listings are searchable and each site has subject headings added.
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