Library Science: In-Depth Resources   Tags: in-depth, information_science, library_science  

Dissertations & Theses provides access to abstracts and information about United States and selected foreign Dissertations published since 1861. Access to the database is available by subject, author, title and other methods.

Dissertations & Theses @ Iowa State University searches for Iowa State University theses and dissertations only.

The premier education index/abstract, ERIC provides access to more than a million citations and abstracts of articles published in over 700 educational journals and thousands of reports from 1966 to the present.

Links to online exhibitions created by libraries, archives, and historical societies, focused primarily on library and archival materials.

By Douglas Hasty, this site has links to library conference websites, national and international, as well as to accommodations and airlines, and other interesting information.

The oldest continuously produced database covering the field of information science, coverage in Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts extends back to 1966.

Library Literature provides access to articles from more than 220 key library and information science periodicals from 1984 to the present

An index to librarian-selected internet resources on just about every topic.

Includes addresses and phone numbers alphabetically by country.

A searchable database of accessible digital libraries of these and dissertations.

A good reference source for defining terms that librarians may encounter in their work.

Contains listing of banned books with links to their full-text versions plus a brief history of banned books in the United States.

A great source for information on open-access materials.

A listing of state libraries nationwide.

A compilation of Web resources helpful for librarians doing research with the categories: databases, funding, journals, statistics, tools, awareness, and proceedings.

News and resources for information professionals. Updated daily.

Contains over 2,000 entries on scholarly publishing from a variety of scholarly and professional journals. Created by Charles W. Bailey, Jr., at the University of Houston.

A listing of sources for searching for invisible Web resources, those sites not indexed by the usual search engines.

A great introduction to MARC for the non-expert.