Web Collection Development:
[Directories], [Professional
Journals with Reviews], [Subject Directories],
[Virtual Library Development
Tools and Guides]
Virtual
Library Development Tools and Guides
Directories
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*The Argus Clearinghouse
(http://www.clearinghouse.net)
Sites are annotated, reviewed and rated by subject experts (librarians).
Search or browse the hierarchically arranged directory.
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*Enclycopedia Britannica Internet Guide
(http://www.eblast.com/)
Annotated, reviewed and ranked collection of resources arranged by
topic.
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Infomine: Scholarly Internet Resource
Collections
(http://lib-www.ucr.edu/)
Annotated collection of resources of interest to the academic community
"including databases,electronic journals, electronic books, bulletin boards,
listservs, online library card catalogs" Search or browse the alphabetical
listing.
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Librarian's Index to
the Internet
(http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/InternetIndex)
Digital Library Sunsite. Search the evaluated and annotated listings
or browse by subject arranged by resource type.
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*Magellan
(http://www.mckinley.com/)
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*Pointcom/Lycos
(http://point.lycos.com/categories/index.html)
TOP 5% is a directory of reviewed sites. Search, or browse by broad
subject arranged by rankings. Mix of popular and academic resources.
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World Wide Web Virtual Library
(http://www.vlib.org/Home.html)
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Yahoo!
(http://www.yahoo.com)
Mix of popular and scholarly resources which are not evaluated
or annotated.
* = rankings
Subject Directories
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Adam: Art, Design Architecture and Media
Gateway
(http://www.adam.ac.uk/)
Searchable catalog of internet resources. Organized by librarians.
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Biz/Ed
(http://www.bized.ac.uk/)
"Biz/ed is a dedicated business and economics information gateway for
students, teachers and lecturers."
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Cyberstacks
(http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/)
"Significant" resources in Science, Technology and related fields arranged
by LC classification. Annotations and mode of access noted (the latter,
where available).
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Nutritional Navigator
(http://navigator.tufts.edu/)
from Tufts University. "A rating guide to Nutrition websites."
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OMNI
(http://omni.ac.uk/)
"the UK's independent gateway to high quality biomedical Internet resources."
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Social Science Information Gateway
(http://sosig.ac.uk/welcome.html)
"SOSIG is an online catalogue of thousands of high quality Internet
resources relevant to social science education and research. Every resource
has been selected and described by a librarian or subject specialist."
Professional
Journals with Reviews
Angela Elkordy, Coordinator of Electronic Resources, The
Sage Colleges Libraries elkora@sage.edu
Last Updated: November 5, 1998
https://www.angelfire.com/in/virtuallibrarian
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