The World Wide Web is an excellent medium for biologists to access resources and information. Some particularly useful ones are noted below. Eli Meir has written a FAQ discussing Biology Education Software .
Numerous tools are available for conducting searches of web resources.
Unfortunately, most web users are unfamiliar with efficient search techniques. Once your websearch has been completed, you can automatically keep it updated using Webcatcher , which indexes new WWW sites as they become available and sends you regular updates listing any new sites which match your topics of interest. Several rather exhaustive listings of links to biological resources are also available online. Some of the best are maintained by Cornell University , Eric Ness , Colleen Fiegel , IAT , and EINet . Tables of contents of many journals are available in the bionet.journals.archive .