COMPUTING LINKS

Sites are presented in alphbetical order and reflect no preference.

• AlanTuring.net: The Turing Archive for the History of Computing.
• ASIS Bulletin: Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science.
• Ars Technica: An online new and information source covering issues in computing and technology.
• Bigeye: The Best on the Web, updated daily 1995 - 2002.
• BoogieJack.com: Webmaster's resources site featuring HTML and CSS tutorials, webmaster software, search engine optimization and more.
• CataList: A catalog of over 57,000 LISTSERV lists.
• CRPC: Center for Research on Parallel Computation.
• CSCI: Guide to Computer Science resources from the University of Albany.
• Daryl's TCP/IP Primer: Networking Tutorial by Daryl Banttari.
• Easysearcher: Internet search aid with drop down menus to search tools with a beginner and advanced version. Advanced version drop downs suggest tools for topics.
• Ethics in Computing: Resources on computer ethics by Edward F. Gehringer of North Carolina State University
• Foldoc: Free On-line Dictionary of Computing.
• Free Pint: Bi-monthly free email newsletter with tips on Internet searching and Web site reviews.
• The History of Computing: This collection of materials relating to the history of computing is provided courtesy of the Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech.
• Internet Resources Newsletter: The free, monthly, non-subscription newsletter for academics, students, engineers, scientists and social scientists.
• Internet Traffic Report: A global picture of average response times on the web.
• Internet.com: An Internet and IT network with 16 channels. (Former home of browser watch.)
• Intute: Science, Engineering and Technology - Computing: The Intute Computing Gateway provides free access to high quality resources on the Internet.
• The List: Lists over 9,500 Internet Service Providers.
• Living Internet: A text enhanced history of the Internet.
• Mousercise: Tutorial on using a mouse for beginners.
• Netvalley: Summary of key milestones in Internet history.
• New User Tutorial: Tutorial for new computer users in English or Spanish.
• PCWEBopaedia: Online dictionary and search engine for computer and Internet technology.
• PICS: Platform for Internet Content Selection information on meta-data.
• Programmersheaven: Links to programming resources.
• Research Buzz: search engine news
• Safety Net for the Net: A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety from the New York Public Library.
• Satire Wire: Interview with a Search Engine.
• The Scout Report: Weekly publication offering a selection of new and newly discovered Internet resources of interest to researchers and educators, text only version.
• Searchenginecolossus: Search Engine Colossus offers you links to search engines and directories from 198 countries and 59 territories around the world.
• Search Engine Showdown: Greg Notess's site.
• Search Engine Watch: Search Engine Watch, some pages on site have subscription only access.
• SearchVB: Visual Basic resources for the IT professional.
• SKIL: Stanford's Key to Informational Literacy interactive tutorial.
• Sun JSP page: JavaServer Pages Technology.
• Techreview: Online journal from MIT reviewing emerging technologies.
• Terena: For a library of technical reports.
• Turingarchive: This digital archive contains mainly unpublished personal papers and photographs of Alan Turing from 1923-1972.
• Usenet FAQ: Usenet FAQ archives.
• Videogame Style Guide: The Video Game Style Guide is actually a new book of guidelines for writing about video games.
• Viruslist.com: Information about new viruses, mechanisms of breeding and operation, detailed analysis of algorithms of viruses.
• VMoC: The Virtual Museum of Computing.
• Web Search engines: A list of 138 general search engines compiled by Phil Bradley.
• Yanoff list: Scott Yanoff's 1994 Internet Index, a dated look at the state of the WEB.

Links last verified and updated 11/13/2008.

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