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LibrarySpot
Plenty of links to sites of interest to libraries, including a list of "reference
desk" sites.
Library of Congress
What a library site should be. Tons of resources for research, plus resources for
educators. Just the online catalog is worth a visit. Also, check out their
wonderful collection of photos in the American
Memory Project.
Teachers First
Reading Resources
A list of links for media specialists.
KidsClick!
A "Web Guide and Search Tool for Kids by Librarians." It is exhaustive
and, of course, well organized.
Awesome Library
A list of links, organized by subject, curriculum area, and age group.
Schoolwork.ugh!
A reference site for students grades 6-12, created by librarians, so you know it's well
organized.
Biographical Dictionary
More than 25,000 biographies online. Search by name, birth year, death
year, profession, works, achievements or keyword.
Museums in the USA
Not much more than a list, by state, of museums that have Web sites, but if you're looking
for info on museums, it's a good place to start. Even more useful, there's a list of
online museums of the
world by specialty, with a keyword search, but it wasn't working when I went there.
CIA World Factbook
Lots of facts on all the countries of the world.
New York Times Navigator
A site created to help the Times' reporters od their research. Links, reference
desk, directories, etc.
U.S. Census Bureau
All the information you'd expect from the census folks. And if you just have to know
how many people live in the U.S. and the world this very moment, check out the POPclock.
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