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|NEW SITES |ASSOCIATIONS | CLIPART | EMAIL DISCUSSION LISTS | EMPLOYMENT |
| FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES | HOT ISSUES |
| HUMOR | INDEXING, ABSTRACTING, AND DATABASE MANAGEMENT |
| LIBRARIANS | LIBRARIES | MARKETING & PROMOTING |
| MILITARY LIBRARIES & ORGANIZATIONS |
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NEW SITES



ASSOCIATIONS - PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT & SUPPORT


American Library Association - Oldest US Library association
American Society for Information Science & Technology - society for information professionals leading the search for new and better theories, techniques, and technologies to improve access to information
American Society of Indexers - Includes information on books and journals about indexing, database indexing, history, meetings, courses available, software, indexing the web, and a thesauri.
Aslib, The Association for Information Management
Association of Independent Information Professionals - Getting tired of being tied to the Feds?  Look here for information for Information Brokers and related businesses.
Association of Research Libraries
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions(IFLA)
International Webmasters Association
Internet Library Association (ILA) - Membership is free, a listserv is available as well as a list of useful links and news items/letters.
Internet Society - Also see the Washington DC chapter web site.
Americans for Libraries Council--national nonprofit that advocates for libraries at the national level and develops and promotes programs aimed at realizing the potential of libraries in the 21st century.
Medical Library Association
Special Library Association

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NON-US ASSOCIATIONS

Australian Government Libraries Information Network

Associazione Italiana Biblioteche = Italian Library Association [In Italian and English.]
British Association for Information and Library Education and Research
Canadian Library Association
Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals--UK
The European Library
The Hong Kong Library Association
International Association of Technological University Libraries
International Federation of Library Associations & Institutions
The Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa
Ontario Library Association
The Pacific Islands Association of Libraries and Archives (PIALA)

CLIPART

Clip Art Sites Icon Bazaar

Libraryclipart.com - Commercial site with some free graphics. (Clipart)
OneMileUp Inc. - Has a selection of military related clipart, this is a commercial site.
Web Clip Art - Links provided by About.com

EMPLOYMENT

LibJobs -   Information on subscribing to their job listserv as well as a searchable database of the Library Jobs mailing list.  Their job list is incredibly active and frequently includes notices of Federal jobs. 
Librarian's Job Search Source - Among other features includes a directory of all librarian job resources.
Library Job Postings on the Internet
Library Job Hunting - Ann's Place
The Networked Librarian: Job Search Guide
NRL's Job Link - Provides links to sources for jobs announcements.
OPM's USA Jobs -  U.S. Office of Personnel Management searchable database of federal jobs.
SLA JobLine - Must be a member.
WashingtonPost.com CareerPost Search Page -  for listings of non-government jobs in the Washington Metro (and other locations) this is probably the best site to use.

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FEDERAL RETIREMENT

CSRS, Calculations for CSRS retirement.

FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES SIGNIFICANT TO MILITARY LIBRARIANS

FAFLRT - Federal and Armed Forces Libraries Round Table
FLICC
Handbook of Federal Librarianship

HOT ISSUES

Please suggest sites that you feel would be appropriate!

HUMOR

All About Deselection for Librarians - Having trouble weeding are you?
Conan the Librarian - You have to look at this!!
Denise Plourde's Library Humor Page
Great Moments in the History of Technical Services
Humor and Culture in Libraries
IFLANET: Library Humour
Laughing Librarian - Quite a bit of material and links packed into this site.  Some of the graphics in the "PrintShop" page are slow to load and there are links to material that will be offensive to a number of people. 
Library Humor
Lipstick Librarian - I needed a laugh and I found one!
Miscommunications in Libraries - by Charles King, especially good for the reference folks!
Thwart not the Librarian! - O.k. so there's a bit of an attitude, haven't we EARNED it?
Warrior Librarian Weekly - The Zine for librarians who refused to be classified.!

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INDEXING, ABSTRACTING, AND DATABASE MANAGEMENT

American Society of Indexers - Includes information on books and journals about indexing, database indexing, history, meetings, courses available, software, indexing the web, and a thesauri.

LIBRARIANS ON THE WEB

Librarians' Site du Jour
Peter Milbury's School Librarian Links

LIBRARIES ON THE WEB

Canadian Library Index
Chicago Public Library
Internet Public Library - The Virtual Library!
IPL Services for Librarians
Library of Congress
LibWeb - Library WWW Servers
National Libraries of the World: an Address List - from IFLA
National Library Catalogs Worldwide
New York Public Library
State Library Web Sites
U.S. Public Libraries on the WWW
WebCATS: Library Catalogues on the World Wide Web
WWW Library Directory 4.0

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LIBRARY POLICIES & STANDARDS (available online)

California States University Library

LISTSERVS

MARKETING & PROMOTING YOUR LIBRARY

Imageworks Manufacturing - Source for promotional mouse pads.
Marketing Library and Information Services - Based on previous articles by the author, Shiela Webber of University of Strathclyde in Glascow, this site pulls heavily from the business world and then interprets/translates these concepts into library concepts and terminology. Citations for articles and books on library marketing as well as business marketing websites are included. Links to several libraries are included as examples of successful library marketing.
Marketing Treasures - A subscription journal providing ideas on how to promote and market their library and it's services. As of 8/14/98 a subscription is $59 per year for U.S. customers. They also have a second subscription journal available, Marketing Treasures Clip Art" which is delivered on a floppy disk. Discounts are available for combination subscriptions.
Internet Marketing - For articles on marketing your homepage see the Articles Database provided by AccuSubmit for original and contributed articles.
Guerilla Web Promotion and Marketing by the Internet Marketing Library -This site provides guidance on promoting and marketing websites, especially the free options available. Useful for new webmasters looking to increase the number of visitors to their sites.
Librarian's Internet - Extensive list of sites of interest to librarians, providing links to sites covering such issues and topics as; Marketing; Library Resource Guides; Acquisitions/Collection Development; Databases and Licensing; Employment; ILL/Document Delivery/Full Text; as well as lists, magazines.
Demco - Look through their catalog for ideas, such as pencils and other materials you can have your library's name put on. 
MEL (Michigan Electronic Library: Libraries & Information Science Index - An extensive list on sites and sources on the Internet of interest to librarians. See the list of sites under the section "Public Relations and Promotion"(http://mel.lib.mi.us/libraries/LIBS-promotion.html).

MILITARY LIBRARIES & ORGANIZATIONS ON THE WEB

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PROFESSIONAL READING

ACQWEB's Web News for Acquiring Minds - For news about librarians and the web.
American Libraries Online - Online version of the American Library Association's journals and other value added features such as columns, events, job ads, misc. resources, and an index to the journal.
Ariadne (University of Abertay Dundee - UK) - A Bi-monthly newsletter from the Office for Library and Information Networking (UKOLN) geared primarily towards academic subject librarians..  Feature stories, news, and editorial columns are part of each issue.  They also  provide reviews of web sites and offer some working papers and note several mailing lists. 
Biblio-Tech Reviews
Booklist - digital version of ALA's Booklist magazine.
"A Bookmark Manager Roundup" - article from Online magazine about different options for organizing your Internet bookmarks or "favorites".
College and Research Libraries NewsNet - Good collection of Internet site reviews, also see their Archive of the Internet Reviews.
Computers in Libraries
D-lib Magazine - The Magazine of Digital Library Research
Digital Library News - Provided by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Computer Society Task Force on Digital Libraries.
eMedia Professional
Evaluating - Article on evaluating quality on the Internet.
Evaluating -   "Testing the Surf: Criteria for Evaluating Internet Information Resources."
Evaluating - Information on evaluating Internet resources.
Evaluating Internet Resources - Bibliography of sources.
E-Zines - Web related magazines on-line
Filtering & Censorware in Libraries - This site is strongly against filtering in libraries.
Filtering Facts Report -
First Monday - Peer-reviewed journal on the Internet.
Government Information Quarterly - back issues may be ordered.
IFLA - Library and Information Science: General Resources - Links to numerous articles by librarians, journals of interest to librarians, misc. and other useful sites.
Image and the Librarian: An Exploration of a Changing Profession
Index Morganagus - "a full-text index of library-related electronic serials."
Information Today - they have other titles besides Information Today.
Internet Resources Newsletter - A free monthly electronic newsletter edited by Roddy MacLeod, Senior Faculty Librarian, and the library staff of the Heriot-Watt University, Ebinburgh, Scotland.
Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship
The Journal of Library Services for Distance Education  - Is your library faced with users enrolled in distance education?   This journal addresses the issues related to serving the distance learner's library needs.
"Knowledge is Power, Really" - Check out this article from GovExec.com about knowledge management.
The Librarian is Dead, Long Live the Librarian - an article from PreText Magazine.
Library Journal Digital - is this the same?
Library journals, Mailing Lists, and News Groups Archive
Library Juice - current awareness service.
Library Reference Center - From EBSCO this is a database of over 30 library titles going back more than three years.
LIBRES: Library and Information Science Electronic Journal - Two issues per year in March and September.
MC Journal - The Journal of Academic Media Librarianship.
NETFUTURE - on technology and human responsibility this is a free newsletter, editor is Stephen L. Talbott.  Mr. Talbott is also the author of a book entitled The Future Does Not Compute: Transcending the Machines in our Midst, 1995.
Online Learning News - Free weekly e-journals on distance education.
Progressive Librarian
Researchbuzz.com - Covers the world of Internet Research.
The Researching Librarian - Web sources useful for Librarians doing research.
ROADS (Resource Organization and Discovery in Subject-based Systems) newsletter
Scout Report - weekly produced by InterNIC Information Services to help keep you current of what's happening  with the Internet.
Technical Notes - Go here for the back issues of the Tech Notes newsletter from FEDLINK, click on "Publications", then on "Publications for Members".
Technostress and the Reference Librarian - Originally published in Reference Services Review.
Telecommunications Electronic Reviews (TER) - Publication of the Library and Information Technology Association.
WebMaster OnLine
Uncover - searchable database of thousands of magazine articles.
Virtual University Journal - some limited free access to peer reviewed papers.
International Journal Continuing Professional Development - free.

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OTHER SOURCES FOR SERIALS:

Library and Information Science Magazines, Journals, Mailing Lists, and News Groups - From the Texas State Electronic Library this is an extensive list of sites of interest to librarians.
Electronic Newsletters and Virtual Collections: PR Tools for the New Millennium - Electronic version of a presentation by Anneke Bullock, Coordinator of the Career Resource Center at the Lapeer County Library.
Library-Oriented Lists & Electronic Serials - Yet another list of library orientated journals, listservs, and similar electronic media. This one has the advantage of having a title index (can jump to alphabetic letter), subject index, and a search engine.
L I B R A R Y  R E F E R E NCE C E N T E R - Login requires you enter your name, email address, and name of library. From EBSCO Publishing this site provides indexing and abstracts from over 30 library trade journals, access to the Guide to Citing Electronic Resources, the Internet Manual for Librarians, HTML Toolkit a special tutorial for beginners on designing Web pages, and Full Speed Ahead on the Internet, a Special Supplement for Technology Connection, The Book Report, and Library Talk readers. A short list of conferences, access to information about their available commercial databases, EBSCO employment opportunities, EBSCO news, access to EBSCO's Factsheets, as well as general to specific contact information for EBSCO services and people.

RESOURCES

©Primer -Sponsored by Center for Intellectual Property and Copyright, University of Maryland University College,its " free interactive online tool to assist educating faculty, staff and students about copyright principles and compliance."
ACQWEB -  Information and extremely useful links for acquisition & catalog librarians.
Ah-ha.com - Is an new Internet search engine that proports to avoid duplicates, partial matches, and adult-content sites.
Amazon.Com - Huge digital bookstore with a searchable database, now includes music media as well.
BarnesandNoble.com - Amazon.com finally has some real Competition in the value-added virtual bookstore.  You can even sign up for book recommendations (a sort of CAB) for areas of interest.  Yet another way to keep up with doing book orders.  They also have, besides their search database, several highlight areas such as: Books in the News, Award Winners, an Online Community Gift Center, Bargain Books, and Bestseller list.
Citing Electronic Resources - the Internet Public Library
Direct Page - over 700 specialized searchable/interactive resource links.
DoD Directive 3200.12 - DoD Scientific and Technical Information (STI) Program (STIP) - dated February 11, 1998, provided in full text from DTIC.  (or you can order from DTIC as ADA 336-281 IAG.  The order form is available online, must be a registered DTIC user to use.
DoD Directive 3200.14 - Principles and Operational Parameters of the DoD Scientific and Technical Information Program, dated May 13, 1997, provided in full text from DTIC  (or you can order from DTIC as ADA 335-459 IAG.
FLICC/FEDLINK Home Page - "Centralized, Simplified Procurement of: Online Database Services, Books, Serials and Other Publications."  They also provide OCLC support, internet training, FLICC/FEDLINK publications, and Federal Library News.
Free Web Clipart for National Library Week - from ALA's PR-TalkShop.
Friends of the Library -
The Front Page: Collection of Search Engines & Web Site Links
Firstgov. gov - Newly refurbished site. How to Help Someone use a Computer -  What a wonderful reality check and guide.  This is the kind of insight that reference librarians need to be effective with their customers!
Hypertext Library Lingo: A Glossary of Library Terminology
Index Morganagus - "a full-text index of library-related electronic serials."
Information Literacy Toolkit - Consortium of Naval Libraries Information Literacy Tool Kit , a set of information and knowledge age skills that enable individuals to recognize what information is needed when, and how to locate, evaluate, use, and effectively communicate it. The Internet Public Library
Internet Search Engine Update - Published in Online magazine, January 1999 by Greg Notess.
IPL Services For Librarians
KSA's for library positions - Need to write KSA's for your recruitments?  FLICC's Personnel Working Group has made KSA's for Public Service Librarians, Systems Librarians, Catalog Librarians.
Librarians' Index to the Internet - From California State Library this site is a webliography or metasite, it provides a topical list of Internet sites.  It has a search feature allowing searches by keyword, subject, title, or description.
Librarian's Online Warehouse - A guide to commercial resources, over 1000 companies of interest to librarians are listed.
Librarians' Site du Jour - Jenny Levine gives a in-depth review to a useful site each day!  Highly recommended as an aid to keeping up!
Librarian's Yellow Pages - Buyer's guide created by librarians for librarians.
Library and Information Science Resources - this is a wonderful site with something for every librarian.  There are links to on-line journals, library catalogs, Internet topics, reference resources and databases and other great material for librarians!
Library and Information Science - Extensive list and guide to sites of interest to librarians. From the Library of Congress.
Library Resource List - Lists more that 500 resources on the Internet of interest to librarians.
List of Library Blogs - Library Blogs or Weblogs
Listing By Country of Foreign Search Engines
Needle in a CyberStack - the InfoFinder is another extensive webliography or metasite, i.e. an extensive list of web sites organized by subject categories.  Check out the "Cybrarians' Favorites" category.
The New Athenaeum List, collects Internet guides written/compiled by librarians.
Online Morse Code Translator - Translates from Morse to Alphabet and vice versa.
OnlineNewspapers.com - Thousands of Newspapers online. (
Online Journalism Review - European Online News Resources
Reference - From the Galaxy site "The professional's guide to a world of information."  Links to sites useful for answering reference questions.
Reference Resources - This webliography of Internet sites is available in two formats, by name or by subject, or you can use a search feature.  Should be a boon to reference librarians, this guide was produced by the Iowa State University Library.
Research-It! - Your one-stop reference desk - While this site doesn't have as many links to resources as others it is certainly unique in how it presents them.  It provides an attractive and clear table format showing each resources, a box to put your search, and a button to start the search - at another website.  Basically providing a common interface to other websites and saving you several steps.  They've also done the same thing with search engines, see this product at Find-It!.
Research Libraries Group - A not-for-profit membership corporation devoted to the "improving access to information that supports research and learning."   RLG is now "an international alliance of more than 155 members, including universities and colleges, national libraries, archives, historical societies, museums and independent research collections, and public libraries."
SciTech Publishing- Publisher and reseller of military books and scientific books.
Scitech Sources.GOV - FirstGov catalog of government science and technology resources.
Search Engine Comparison Chart - by Kansas City Public Library
Speech and Transcript Center -
Top 200 Technical Services Benefits of Home Page Development
University of Ottawa Libraries - Outline of their strategic plan.
U.S Military Commissions--A Quick Guide to Available Resources - Stephen Young provides an historical introduction to military commissions, and addresses their statutory authority, judicial consideration and executive authority. He also covers relevant secondary texts, web resources and journal articles.
The Virtual Reference Desk is a special project of Syracuse University's ERIC Clearinghouse on Information & Technology.
Best Information on the Net (BIOTN) - "Librarian's Guide to the Best Information on the Net", they've won several awards so they must be doing something right. (formerly "Where the Wild Things Are").
Websites for Book Lovers - Morton Grove, (IL) Public Library resource to book sites, book discussion groups, and readers advisory pages.
Wolinsky's Virtual Office: Making the Net Work for You
Women Networking - Their "Daily Agenda" provides a ten-minute surf of the web for sites of use to women working in the Internet industry. 
Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians
Yankee Book Peddler - One of it's unique features is it's electronic book reviews for science and engineering.
Z39.50 Resources - A short list of starting points.

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