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  • I Love Languages - Formerly the Human Languages Page, an excellent index of web sites relating to most languages, linguistics, and multi-lingual resources.

  • IBDB: Internet Broadway Database - " IBDB provides records of productions from the beginnings of New York theatre until today. Details include pertinent people involved as well as interesting facts and production statistics. Get a list of every production of Hamlet on Broadway or a list of your favorite actor's credits. Find out what played at a particular theatre or what shows opened in a specified Broadway season." from the Web site.

  • ICPSR Data Archive - From the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research at Michigan State University, this is an online archive of computerized data sets for social science research. Search or browse. Huge variety of subjects; continuously updated.

  • Idea Cookbook at Dave's ESL Cafe - Practical ideas for ESL classroom activities.

  • IEEE Home Page -

  • ihr-info welcome -

  • Imagebase: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco - The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) is the city's largest public arts institution.

  • In Search of Shakespeare - Companion to the PBS series. Includes background about Shakespeare's life and times, as well as tools for teachers.

  • Index to American Botanical Literature - Search botanical literature from 1995 to the present. Citations only. Done by the New York Botanical Garden.

  • Index to Military Periodicals - Free online version of Air University Library's Index to Military Periodicals. Coverage: 1990 to the present. Updated quarterly. Includes links to some free online journals.

  • Industry Central - Somewhat difficult to navigate, but with a useful list of links to media industry sites, such as broadcast television, production companies, distributors, industry associations. Also includes current industry news and listings for film festivals.

  • InfoMine - From the UC libraries, enormous list of (mostly) scholarly sites

  • INFOMINE: Anthropology - A collection of recommended sources chosen by librarians with a special emphasis on scholarly sites.

  • INFOMINE: Electronic Journals - This is the newest section of the INFOMINE Scholarly Internet Resource Collections project done by the University of California, Riverside. Browse or search by subject, title, and keyword.

  • INFOMINE: K-12 Search - Instructional Resources: University

  • INFOMINE: Social Sciences & Humanities - A collection of recommended sites selected by librarians with an emphasis on scholarly resources. Search for the keyword, "anthropology," to see a list of sources.

  • InfoNation - The United Nations has developed this site which allows you to retrieve and compare a variety of statistics for any of the U.N. member countries. Up to seven countries may be compared at a time, or you can look at individual ones.

  • Infoplease - This reference book publisher has made several publications available online including a general almanac (Information Please Almanac), a dictionary (Random House Webster's College Dictionary, 1997), and an encyclopedia (Columbia Encyclopedia, 1993, 5th edition). Search by keyword in one or all sources.

  • InfoPlease Sports Almanac - Provides sports business statistics such as salaries, park dimensions, and ticket prices.

  • Information Design -

  • Information Design & Management - "What should information be presented in order to assist decision-making? How can it meet the needs of the user?"

  • Information Society Journal - Only a small selection of articles is available online; abstracts are provided for the rest.

  • INO Global Market - Includes quotes for various financial markets.

  • Institute for the Advancement of Social Work Research - The goal of this web site is to enhance opportunities for social work research, including providing information on resources for funding, technical assistance and career development in social work research.

  • Instrument Encyclopedia - " Beginning with more than 140 artifacts from the Stearns Collection at the University of Michigan, this resource features musical instruments from around the world. This is not an exhaustive collection. The purpose of this site is to allow you to explore the diversity and creativity of musical traditions as you browse our gallery or search for a favorite instrument."

  • Intelways - Easily toggle a search between the major search engines, plus YouTube, Flickr, Wikipedia, and more.

  • Interactive English Language Exercises - From Aadvark's English Forum, a brief list of ESL exercises you can do online.

  • Interesting Things for ESL Students - Quizzes, puzzles, and word games for ESL students.

  • International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language - The IATEFL home page features news, conference announcements, publications, and member information.

  • International Bibliographic Information on Dietary Supplements - A database of citations and sometimes abstracts, for journal articles "on the topic of dietary supplements including vitamins, minerals, selected herbal, and botanical supplements." Users can choose to perform the search in the entire database, or limit it to "peer reviewed" journals. Range is 1986 to the present, updated monthly. Searchable by keyword, author, or title. Produced by the National Institute of Health.

  • International Centre for Distance Learning - The International Centre for Distance Learning (ICDL) is an international centre for research, teaching, consultancy, information and publishing activities.

  • International Children's Digital Library - Digital (scanned) versions of about 800 children's books. Many foreign-language titles, as well as some classic works in English.

  • International Code of Botanical Nomenclature - "Electronic version of the original English text."

  • International Communication Association -

  • International Database of Choral Repertoire - "MUSICA is a project those goals is to gather information on all choral music of the world into the single research tool."

  • International Education Links - A webliography with links to sites at Unesco, the United Nations, World Bank Group, World Health Organization (WHO), International Agencies, Non-Governmental Agencies, Professional Organizations, Journals (8), Other U.S. Programs in Comparative and International Education, International and Comparative Education Data Sources, and Region Specific Resource Links.

  • International Food Information Council Foundation - Good industry source on food-related issues: nutrition, food additives, pesticides, caffeine, E. coli, MSG, biotechnology, asparteme, food allergies, irradiation, etc. There is a timeline dating back to 500,000 BCE that covers the development of food, its processing, laws that regulate food, and inventions in food and biotechnologies. Also includes a glossary of food related terms. Note that the Foundation's "programs and activities are supported by a number of leading food and beverage companies."

  • International Plant Names Index - "The International Plant Names Index (IPNI) is a database of the names and associated basic bibliographical details of all seed plants. Its goal is to eliminate the need for repeated reference to primary sources for basic bibliographic information about plant names." This site is the result of a collaboration among the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, the Harvard University Herbaria, and the Australian National Herbarium.

  • Internet Archive - Don't let the name fool you; this is an amazing repository of books (out of copyright), audio, video, images, and more.

  • Internet Cartography Links - From the Harvard Map Library, a collection of links to map sites on the web. Many unusual and hard-to-find maps are listed here. Sections include Government maps, historical maps, and contemporary maps.

  • Internet Directory for Botany: Alphabetical List - The alphabetical approach to an extensive list of sites compiled by experts in the discipline.

  • Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy - "Articles in the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy are currently from three sources (1) original contributions by specialized philosophers around the internet, (2) adaptations of material written by the editors for classroom purposes, and (3) adaptations from public domain sources (typically from two or more sources for per article)."

  • Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Fascinating collection of primary documents relating to medieval history and culture, grouped by topic. Includes some interpretive essays.

  • Internet Movie Archive - Free access to archival videos, mainly "ephemeral" films from the Prelinger Archives. Includes many interesting old advertisements and public service videos, such as the famous "Duck and Cover" film. Requires a player, such as Quicktime or Windows Media Player.

  • Internet Movie Database - The IMDb is the best single movie and tv information source on the web. Includes movie news and reviews, trailers for current films, and a huge database of cast lists and credits. Search by movie title or people involved, keyword search plot summaries, or browse broad topics. A must see for movie students and fans.

  • Internet Resources for Music Scholars - "Maintained by the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library of the Harvard College Library, Harvard University."

  • Internet Resources for the Mathematics Student - Virtual library of well organized and chosen links. Covers the following topics: Precalculus; Calculus, D.E.'s and Analysis; Finite and Discrete Math; Linear Algebra; Statistics; Tools; Tutors; On-Line Courses; General Catalogues; Organisations and Institutions.

  • Internet TESL Journal - Features lesson plans, techniques and classroom ideas for teachers of ESL. Extensive list of quizzes and word games.

  • Introduction to Basic Legal Citation - By Cornell Law School.

  • Introduction to Modern Literary Theory - From a professor at Mary Mount College, this site covers 14 modern theories, including New Criticism, Poststructuralism, Feminism, and Post Modernism. While the definitions are exteremely brief, the links to related web sites on each topic provide longer discussions of each theory.

  • IRSS Data Archive Home Page - IRSS maintains one of the oldest and largest archives of machine-readable data in the US, and provides access to data from several US national social surveys.

  • ISN (International Relations and Security Network) - Features current news on international security, links to related sites, and a helpful "limited area" web search engine. Many of the ISN's publications are also available free at this site.

  • Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship - ISTL publishes substantive material of interest to science and technology librarians. It serves as a vehicle for sci-tech librarians to share details of successful programs, materials for the delivery of information services, background information and opinions on topics of current interest, to publish research and bibliographies on issues in science and technology libraries.

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