Steve's List of Lists

Table of Contents

General (Dictionary, etc.)	Computer (Mac and WWW)
Internet Research	Writing and Grammar
Education	Electronic"Infotainment"
Literature	Miscellaneous

General Reference Materials

• Hypertext Webster Interface, Webster's Dictionary
• ARTFL Project: ROGET Form, a thesaurus.
• "Official" citation format for WWW (at least for now)...

Computer Reference

• Grahame's Graphics suitable for HTML.
• Virtual Computer Library from the University of Texas-Austin, Which includes good stuff about HTML too.
• WWW Developer's Jumpstation.
• "Weblint," which checks WWW pages to see if they're all up to code-- very useful if there's something that keeps going wrong with your page!
• PageMaker to html conversion and other useful WWW tools.
• Jeffrey R. Galin's WWW for Newbies Page
• Color Guide for HTML 3.0
• The WWW FAQ. A long, long, long document with lots of links and info.
• Some Information on how to do Forms
• T he Resources for Communicators Page
• Directory of Usenet News Frequently Asked Questions. You know all those FAQs out there you're supposed to read before you post to a newsgroup? Check them out here.
• Macintosh WWW Development Resources.
• The Internet Index, sort of like a "Harper's Index" of Internet stuff.
• Power Computing's Mac Pages.
• Mac Resources Page.
• Patrick Crispen's Page, which includes the Internet Roadmap tutorial

General Internet Reference

• SmartForm/Savvy Search. This is the best place to start searching because it searches all of the widely available search engines for your key word.
• Web Crawler.
• Yahoo
• Lycos Homepage
• Netscape's Collection of Search Engines.
• DejaNews, a really cool Usenetnews search tool.
• Scott Yanoff's List
• The Whole Internet Catalog
• The Information Bank
• The WWW Virtual Library

Writing and Grammar Reference

• General Studies Writing Program Gopher. Includes just about everything you'd want to know about GSW.
• The BGSU Writing Lab Gopher, which has a number of useful grammar and "how to" handouts about writing.
• The Purdue University On-Line Writing Lab has a wide variety of writing and other Internet resources.
• The Missouri University On-line Writery,lots and lots of resources for writing and researching from the UM's Writing Center.
• University of Florida Writing Environment has a number of very useful writing resources, including newspapers and periodicals.
• University of Texas at Austin's Writing Lab has a lot a nice links to different things.

Education Reference

• A list of Universities in the US with WWW pages.
• John December's Educational Resources Guide, a very useful and complete site.
• The Chronicle of Higher Education
• IAT Infobits, which has a number of cool links to other information database of special interest to educators.
• U.S. Department of Education
• Links to Webbed Elementary, Middle, and Secondary Schools
• The "ArtsEDGE Information Gallery, which bills itself as being about Art Education, but which is really about all sorts of subjects.
• The EdWeb Page, a project for K-12 teachers and students with some helpful primers on the Internet in general.
• The World Lecture Hall, which has links to web pages around the world being used in conjunction with teaching.
• New Tools for Teaching, a nice web site for general teaching info with WWW.
• WWW Scholarship Servers, a collection of scholarship and such available via WWW and gopher.
• The English Server. There are a host of scholarly-type links here.
• Chorus: Academic and Educational Computing in the Humanities is an excellent of reference materials, lists of lists, articles, and everything else.
• Engines in Education
• Classrooms on the 'Net, a nice interface for K-12 teachers.

Electronic "Infotainment"

• The Onion, my favorite "fake news" source.
• CRAYON or "Create Your Own Newspaper." Here's a copy of My Newspaper.
• Back issues of Wired
• John Labovitz's e-zine-list, an excellent starting point for all types of electronic publications.
• The Internet Roundtable, which has live on-line "talk shows" and a whole variety of interesting information..
• Hypertext and Literary Things, which has some interesting links and articles about hypertext.
• Eastgate's Front Door, yet another useful and interesting source for your hypertext needs.
• Hot Wired.
• Pathfinder, the Time-Warner Homepage. Links to Time Magazine, Vibe, and Entertainment Weekly.
• C Theory, a 'net journal about the post-modern.
• Postmodern Culture, The WWW version.
• Cultronix, another PoMo-type e-journal from CMU.
• Compute r Mediated Communication. This is an on-line WWW journal about rhetoric, writing, and the 'net.
• The San Francisco Examiner and Chronicle On-line
• On- Line Newspapers Homepage
• "Taxi's Electronic Newspapers, papers from all over the world.
• This Is True, a web version of sort of a "News of the Weird."

Literature and English Links

• The On-Line Version of City of Bits, a new book about the Internet that is cool.
• On- Line Literary Research Tools is a very complete list of resources put together by Jack Lynch at the University of Pennsylvania.
• Alex, A catalog of electronic books available on the Internet.
• Project Gutenberg
• Teaching of American Literatures Archive
• The Voice of the Shuttle Humanities Homepage, a collection of good humanities-type links.
• More Literature Links
• The Thomas Pynchon Homepage, and it's companion piece:
• Tim Ware's Hyper-Concordance to Gravity's Rainbow.
• Daniel Anderson's American Lit Survey Page is an excellent example of how web pages can be used in teaching.
• "Toward an Hypertext Poetics," an interesting project from the University of Florida.
• English 495 at Illinois State University
• ENSP 482: Theory and Practice of Hypertext, an honors class at the University of Virginia.
• "F rom Epic to Hypertext," an English course at the University of Pennsylvania.
• Arthurian Legends a class taught by Richard Smyth at Hamline University with a WWW tie-in.
• Iowa State University's Department of English.
• English Department at University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
• The University of Massachusetts English Department
• University of Pittsburgh's English Department
• Raiders Rhetoric. The homepage of the English Department of Texas Tech University.
• University of South Florida's English Department.

Miscellaneous

(Things that didn't fit well elsewhere)
• "Moo Central"
• A list of Art Resources.

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