Burden Paul R. A Subject Guide to Quality Web Sites

Scarecrow Press, Inc., 2010. — 779 p.While there are more than 4,200 links in this book, this is not (and I doubt there will ever be) a comprehensive collection of quality Web sites. The Web is in a constant state of flux and I don’t believe any one person could keep up with it. In addition to using the sites included in this book be sure to look for the links on the sites listed here. Good sites link to other quality sites. If a site provided an accurate and informative description of what it contains, I have included an excerpt in its entry here as an annotation. They are printed in standard font. For those sites without appropriate descriptive material, I have provided my own comments. These are printed in italics. This collection is US-centric since the vast majority of my research has been from that point of view.Arts and General Humanities Sources
Books, Electronic and Print
Business
Computing
Education
Health and Medicine
History and Culture
Home and Recreation
Law
Libraries, Museums and Museum Studies
Mathematics
News
Physical Sciences
Reference (General Information)
Social Sciences
Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism