Table of Contents

• Introduction: Conducting Research Online: A Survey of the Information Map (William Miller)
  
• Researching Art(ists) on the Internet (Roberto C. Ferrari)
  
• Removing the Boundaries: Composition and Rhetoric Internet Resources from Classical Greece
  to the Present Day (Julie Roberson)
  
• I Too Dislike It: The Evolving Presence of Poetry on the Internet (Debora Richey and Mona Kratzert)
  
• From Celluloid to Digital: Electronic Resources for Film Studies (Rebecca S. Albitz)
  
• Popular Web-Based Reference Sources for United States History (Paul A. Frisch)
  
• Evolving Internet Reference in Anthropology: What Our Patrons Want and How We Can Help Them Find It (Wade R. Kotter)
  
• Exploring LGBTQ Online Resources (Ellen Greenblatt)
  
• Women and Gender Studies Internet Reference Resources: A Critical Overview (Cindy Ingold)
  
• Internet Reference Sources for Asian Studies (Lisa Klopfer)
  
• The Internet in Latin America: Development and Reference Sources (Molly Molloy)
  
• Creating a Web Resource: African American Kentuckian Profiles (Reinette F. Jones)
  
• Frontiers of Effort: Librarians and Professional Development Blogs (Melissa Laning, Catharine Lavallée-Welch, and Margo Smith)
  
• Psyched About Psychology Internet Resources (Alice J. Perez)
  
• Internet Resources for Education Reference (Linda M. Golian-Lui)
  
• Avoiding Accidental Tourism: Reference Resources for Travel Research (Ellen M. Krupar and Nicole J. Auer)
  
• Finding Your Future: College and Career Information on the Internet (Kara J. Gust and Holly A. Flynn)
  
• ESL (English as a Second Language) Web Sites: Resources for Library Administrators, Librarians, and ESL Library Users (John Hickok)
  
• Accessing Legal and Regulatory Information in Internet Resources and Documents (Yvonne J. Chandler)
  
• A Guide to Online Map and Mapping Resources (Brenda G. Mathenia)
  
• Searching of Our Surroundings: Looking at the Environment from the Internet (Ola C. Riley)
  
• Using the Internet to Find Information on Agriculture’s Hot Topics (Kathy Fescemyer)
  
• Health and Medical Resources: Information for the Consumer (Caryl Gray)
  
• A Virtual Reference Shelf for Nursing Students and Faculty: Selected Sources (Eleanor Lomax and Susan K. Setterlund)
  
• Internet Reference Sources for Computing and Computer Science: A Selected Guide (Michael Knee)
  
• Web-Based Reference Sources for Engineering (Thomas W. Conkling)
  
• Index
  
• Reference Notes Included
  

About the Author

Rita Pellen, William Miller