Resources for Librarians
Librarian's Internet Guides
General Internet

• 10 C's for Evaluating Internet Resources--an excellent guide for teachers, students, and librarians alike.
• Awesome Library--a directory of 15,000 reviewed sites, by subject.
• Beyond Bookmarks--links to sites that have used classification schemes to organize the net's resources. 
• Consumer Web Watch -- investigates; informs; and hopes to improve the credibility of information published on the World Wide Web.
• Digital Divide Network -- the basics on the issue, current news and research, funding information, etc.
• Deep Web -- explains what it is and provides links.
• Digital Librarian-- Librarian's Choice of the Best of the Web.
• Evaluating Quality on the Net--Hope Tillman's excellent presentation at the Internet Librarians' Conference.
• Finding Blogs -- on lots of topics or just general ones.
• Freepint -- "a network of over 76,000 information researchers globally." Lots of informative articles and tips.
• Health Info on the Web: A Collection Development Tool
• Healthy Computing -- source for computer ergonomics information.  Includes suggestions for workstation set-up, a buyer's guide for ergonomic products, and exercises to relieve computer-generated problems.
• The Industry Standard -- the news source for all things Internet.
• Internet Archive--Building a Digital Future
• Internet Detective --  a web tutorial that is excellent. Free.
• Internet Library for Librarians
• Internet News -- Gwen Harris, an information consultant specializing in Web searching and online education, offers a daily blog about search tools, current awareness resources, portals, browsers, awards, etc.
• Internet Public Library
• Internet Tutorials - an excellent selection of online tutorials on training students on internet research.
• Journal of Digital Information -- full-text peer-reviewed articles "on the management, presentation and uses of information in digital environments."
• Librarians' Guide to the Internet
• Librarians' Index to the Internet--  thoroughly annotated list of well-chosen sites, arranged by topic. 
• Librarian's Resource Centre-- to facilitate informational research and retrieval for librarians, designed by the SLA's Toronto Chapter.
• Library Videos - the best videos about libraries on the web courtesy of Nancy Dowd.
• LibrarySpot--a virtual library resource center.
• Library Terms that Users Understand from a librarian(J. Kupersmith, UC Berkeley). The purpose of this site is to help library web developers decide how to label key resources and services in such a way that most users can understand them well enough to make productive choices.
• LibSite -- "a recommendation service for library-related web sites"
• MARS: Machine-Assisted Reference Section-- from ALA. Includes Best Reference Web Sites and more. Scroll down.
• Metadata Resources
• Museum of Hoaxes -- explains media and Internet hoaxes through the years
• Podcast Directory -- find ALL sorts of podcasts!
• Preserving Digital Information: Final report and Recommendations
• Search Insider--search tips and reviews of search engines for librarians.
• Speech and Transcript Center--compiled by librarian Gary Price of George Washington Univ.   Price's List of Lists-- which compiles sites for ranking things, and the invaluable Direct List, --which gets you to over 600 search tools and directories for specific subject areas.
• Suite101: Librarians and Information Science---covers a wide range of issues relating to librarians and librarianship.
• Surf with Dewey-- Nicely chosen and annotated sites from Bergen County Cooperative Library System.
• Web Credibility Research -- From Stanford. Research and full-text reports, some in PDF format. Also includes Power point presentations and a set of other helpful links.
• Webby Awards: Best of the Web -- selected by the members of the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. Searchable and by subject.