Direct Links to Internet Research Resources
Internet reference: ILC Glossary of Internet Terms Patrick Crispen's Internet Roadmap Netscape's Online Handbook MOO/MU* Document Library World Wide Web FAQ by Thomas Boutell Netiquette The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette by Arlene Rinaldi Beginner's Guide to Effective Email by Kaitlin Duck Sherwood The Unofficial Smiley Dictionary from the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (Extended) Guide to the Internet	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.
Primary Internet search engines AltaVista Excite HotBot Infoseek Lycos Northern Light Directory search Yahoo! Metasearchers Mamma Metacrawler Research-It! Search.com	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.
Research across the curriculum EVERY STUDENT'S INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE by Sara Amato. Selected links for research on subjects from Agriculture to Women's Studies. Purdue On-Line Writing Lab Research Info Page WWW Virtual Library (Stanford University mirror site) WWW Virtual Library (Fisk University mirror site) Directories DejaNews (Internet discussion groups) Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences Directory of Scholarly Journals on the Web (from the University of Houston) Directory of USENET FAQs (from Ohio State University) Internet Address Finder Four-11 Internet White Pages Liszt Mailing List Directory Tile.Net (indexes discussion lists, newsgroups, FTP sites, & more) General reference Brittanica Online CIA Publications & Handbooks Federal Directory Internet Movie Database Library of Congress Home Page Los Angeles Times New York Times Project Gutenberg (online versions of classic and public-domain books) U.S. Census Bureau Home Page Virtual Reference Desk (Purdue University)	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.
Evaluating Internet sources "Evaluating Web Resources" (by Jan Alexander and Marsha Tate, Widener University) "Resource Selection and Information Evaluation" (by Lisa Hinchliffe, University of IL-Urbana) "Thinking Critically about WWW Resources" (by Esther Grassian, UCLA)	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.
Copyright issues Copyright and Fair Use (Stanford University Libraries)	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.
Documentation conventions for online sources Citing Online Sources (from Michael Quinion's language pages, "World Wide Words") Citing Electronic Materials with the New MLA Guidelines (Michael N. Salda, University of Southern Mississippi) MLA-Style Citation of Electronic Sources (Janice Walker, University of South Florida) Electronic Sources: APA Style of Citation (by Xia Li & Nancy Crane, University of Vermont) Electronic Style: The Final Frontier (online citation issues, formats, and examples by George H. Hoemann, University of Tennessee at Knoxville) "Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet" (analysis of developing conventions by Andrew H. Harnack & Gener Kleppinger, Eastern Kentucky University)	For More information on this topic, please consult the McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research.