- Library and Information Science: A Guide to Online Sources
- This is a guide to free, full-text resources on the Internet for librarians. The Most Frequently Asked Questions page provides answers to the questions most often asked of the Library of Congress.
- Directory of Open Access Journals
- Covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals. Aims to cover all subjects and languages.
- Infomine
- Lists major scholarly categories alphabetically, including Biological, Business, Electronic Journals (fee and free), Government, Instructional, Maps, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences, Visual Arts
- Research 101
- Interactive tutorial from University of Washington libraries about conducting research, developing research questions, and understanding how information is produced and distributed. Its organizing principle is the concept of information cycles.
- Virtual Reference Shelf
- Compiled by the Library of Congress and composed of materials drawn from Internet Public Library Reference Service, Librarian's Index to the Internet and Refdesk, the range of general and subject-specific reference sources comparies favorably to a well-stocked public library.
- Open Source Serials Manager
- Developed at the Simon Fraser University Library for the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries. Offers a suite of free services. Includes Resource Comparison (RC) which allows users to compare title cover data for serials.
- Directory of Online Resources for Information Literacy
- Provides a comprehensive and up-to-date guide to resources available concerning information literacy. Its categories are easy to browse and load quickly. Particularly useful are links to information literacy Web tutorials at various universities.
- StartSpot
- Family of 'spot' sites, each serving as an in depth Web portal, guiding users to a wealth of ourstanding resources. Provides links to the webpages of public, K-12, academic, and other library reference works of all kinds. Links to sources of speeches, full-text articles, as well as literary criticism.
