Some sites may only list abstracts and selected full text. Publishers may make available information about the journals they publish and usually provide instructions to authors on these pages. The Subject Resources link on the Brock Library Home Page leads you to pages of Internet web sites that have been selected by librarians with subject expertise as quality research sites. These are starting points for using the WWW to locate scholarly information on a particular subject and should be consulted prior to using a search engine. There is also a Multidisciplinary Resources page with links to sites of interest to more than one discipline.
Some sites contain full-text information, while others have links to other repositories.
Feel free to report bad links or recommend new sites that you think would be helpful to others. The Reference Resources link on the Brock Library Home Page leads you to general reference resources on the Internet such as telephone directories, university and library home pages, and more. Some of the larger Canadian and American universities have excellent web sites and can be great places to explore. Another source for scholarly information are the web sites of scholarly societies or professional associations. There are several good sites with links to these societies on our Directories page which is listed here in Reference Resources.