| For High School and College students from the Internet Public Library. A step-by-step guide to researching and writing a paper. Links to great online resources. |
| The Camelot Project | The Main Menu lists Arthurian characters, symbols, and sites. You may move from any highlighted element to a sub-menu of basic information, texts, images, and a bibliography about that subject. A second menu is arranged by author with most medieval texts listed under the heading "Anonymous." A third menu lists artists and their works. |
| Critical Reading: A Guide | This is a guide to what you might look for in analyzing literature, particularly poetry and fiction. | |
| Eighteenth Century Resources | Art, Architecture, Landscape Gardening, History, Literature (and Electronic Texts), Music, Philosophy, Religion & Theology, Science & Mathematics, Other Fields, Professional Resources and Journals, Home Pages of people working in the eighteenth century areas. | |
| EScholarship | Collection includes the full text of more than 1,400 books from academic presses on a range of topics, including art, science, history, music, religion, and fiction. |
| Gradesaver | Classic literature study guides, written exclusively by Harvard students. Over 200 titles, you can compare analyses, read essays about the title and take a quiz. The Resource Center provides information about writing essays, college applications and resumes. |
| Grammar Bytes! | When you click on the "Site Creator" image at the bottom of the page you can see who created this site, and why. A quote: "…grammar study does bite! But not knowing the rules will haunt people in their educational and professional lives." Then make use of the Terms, Exercises, Handouts and Rules. Not boring! |
| High School Literature Sites | This is a great collection of really helpful sites. Main categories are: General High School Literature Sites, Banned Books Week, Electronic Texts, Literature by Period or Century, Short Stories, Individual Authors, Sonnets and Poetry, Individual Poets. |
| Project CROW | Website for American Literature surveys. Use these links as a resource for your online learning of American literature: Basics, Major Site Reviews, Global Resources, Syllabi/Assignments, Author Chronologies, Annotated Links, Internet Links. |