There's a virtual public library on the Web. The name says it all. This is an awesome list from Larry Schankman who put this page together as an aid to internet trainers and intrepid Web surfers. Finding web-based resources is getting easier, but be prepared for a fair amount of frustration as you find your way around. Try some of the search engines available and compare results.
Search engines provide keyword access to websites.
Some include subject listings are well For more information on WWW Search Engines look at my somewhat outdated Comparison of WWW Search Engines . I've made links to lists of search engines Remember to use synonyms, plurals, non-English language terms, alternate spellings, etc. All of these factors will affect your search. There's nothing like a little human communication. On this campus, most of us are using Pine, an email software that's freely distributed in the academic community.