• Yahoo Index for Social Science – Comprehensive portal to many sites

• APA format - Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association

• APA format – American Psychological Society documentation format from the Purdue U. OWL

• Resources for American Studies - home page for American Studies, linking faculty and students to information resources and services available at the University of Hawaii Library and on the World Wide Web

• Psychcrawler - PsychCrawler^® is a product of the American Psychological Association created to provide quick access to quality content in the field of psychology. This product is under rapid development and will be adding many new sites

• Citation Guide – Documentation guide for history and humanities.  Posted by the U. of S. Africa

• Center for History and New Media – From George Mason U. The Center has been involved both in the development of web-based projects designed to facilitate the teaching and learning of history, and the creation of electronic databases whereby historians can access resources and connect to the larger community of professionals and organizations.  Good, comprehensive site for web-based research, teaching, presentations, etc.

• Citing Electronic Information in History Papers – Posted from the University of Memphis

• Eyewitness – History through the eyes of those who lived it.  Great interactive site covering various historical periods

• History Channel – Good history search from the A&E network

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• History Teachers Websites – Large collection of instructional resources

• Horus’ History – Web links to history resources from UC Riverside Dept. of History.  Very complete database

• History Webliography – Very complete listing of resources from LSU library

• American Memory - Online resource compiled by the Library of Congress National Digital Library Program. Over one million items from the historical collections are currently available including documents, films, manuscripts, photographs, and sound recordings that tell the American story

• U. of Kansas – History websites & link to WWW-VL on history

• The West – PBS site which accompanies K. Burns program.  Good links to resources

• Organization of American Historians – Large site with many links, for the professional and serious academician and student

• Index of Native American Electronic Text Resources on the Internet

• Femina - Created in September of 1995 and debuted online to provide women with a comprehensive, searchable directory of links to female friendly sites and information on the WWW

• Psychology Center – Online tutorials and demonstrations from Athabasca U. Canada.  Great interactive resources

• AU Psychology Resources – main psych site from Athabasca U.

• Psychology Resources – From LSU

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• PsychWeb - This web site contains lots of psychology-related information for students and teachers of psychology

• Sigmund Freud Museum

• Social Psychology of Cyberspace – A course syllabus from U. of Miami with great links and resources

• Sociological Research Online - Sociological Research Online publishes high quality applied sociology, focusing on theoretical, empirical and methodological discussions which engage with current political, cultural and intellectual topics and debates

• Threory, Culture, and Society – British Ejournal Theory, Culture and Society is a meeting point for the most intriguing, bold and insightful theoretical developments in contemporary culture

• Cities and Towns - Historical maps from the Library of Congress

• SunSite - Historical archives of the American West

• H-GIG - Historical photos online, from U of Cal/Riverside

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• Sociology sites Recommended by Dr. Frances Moulder: Galaxy Guide to Sociology; Sociological Tour Through Cyberspace; The Socio Web

• Electronic Resources - A list of electronic sociology  journals and newsletters

• ASA - The American Sociological Association website.

• The Virtual Study Tour - With this architectural virtual tour, you can visit the Knossos Labyrinth or the Palace of Ramses III

• People's Century - PBS' People's Century discusses the "History of the People" for the people, as told by the people who lived it.

• EyeWitness - Using personal letters and essays, Eyewitness History takes a look at major events in history from the perspectives of eyewitnesses.

• National Archives:  The Digital Classroom - This site gives teachers and students access to online historical documents.

• History Channel - The History Channel online includes study guides, speeches, "This Day in History" and lots more.

• HyperHistory - Navigates through 3000 years of world history.

• Architecture Design Images History, 3D models, and more - Architecture around the world and across history.

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