A to Z List of Library Resources 

Search the full-text of one of the leading financial newspapers of the world, with coverage beginning in 1984. Includes articles, editorials, editorial cartoons, letters to the editor, and more. (ProQuest)

Provides current information on thousands of legal topics, including important issues, court decisions, biographies, definitions of legal terms, and more. (Thomson Gale)

Campus Research offers both Law (state & federal cases and statutes, encyclopedias, law reviews & journals) and News & Business resources (newspapers, magazines, company information, etc.). Note: Click on the "Law" tab to access Law resources.

Spanning a number of scientific, technical, medical, and professional disciplines, Wiley InterScience provides access to a full-text digital library of journals, e-books, reference works, book series, handbooks and dictionaries.

The e-unwto library provides access to WTO publications (in many languages), including publications, reports, and documents. Covers: ecotourism, market research and trends, planning & management policy, poverty alleviation, sustainable development, etc.

A terrific collection of interactive tutorials covering HTML, XHTML, XML, CSS, browser scripting, server scripting, multimedia, and more. Interactive pages let you alter the code and see the results of your changes.

The "Internet Guide to Religion" is "a selective, annotated guide to a wide variety of electronic resources of interest to those who are involved in the study and practice of religion."

Provides an array of resources designed to help create accessible Web content. From the Univ. of Wisconsin--Madison.

"This publication provides guidance to non-technical administrators regarding how to assure that websites in their organizations are accessible to everyone." Discusses Sec. 508 and ADA guidelines.

The Center for Information Technology Accommodation (CITA) maintains this site so that "federal employees and the public can access resources for understanding and implementing the requirements of Section 508" for Web site accessibility.

A gateway to resources covering many areas of Web design: accessibility, CSS, color, Flash, JavaScript, PHP, XML, etc. From the University of Minnesota--Duluth.

This easy to use site provides all kinds of information about the elements, including: background info, chemical and physical data, crystallographic, nuclear, electronic, biological, and geological information.

Information about the President and Vice-President, past Presidents and First Families. Search the full-text archive of current papers and speeches by the President and more.

Information about the White House that will appeal to all ages--especially children. Find out about past and current Presidents and Vice-Presidents and their families--including their pets!

The WHO is the United Nations specialized agency for health issues.

This is not a "search engine." It's a "computational knowledge engine." It generates output by doing computations from its own internal knowledge base, instead of searching the Web and returning links. Great for factual, statistical, and numerical information.

WorldCat allows you to search thousands of library collections! When viewing results, you can enter your location and directly link to the item in local library catalogs.

A collection of Web resources providing guides and sample literature reviews. From Empire State College.

Provides access to thousands of libraries and library-related Web sites from around the world.