Websites

Comprehensive Lists

The following sites organize recommended websites by subject or academic discipline.

• AcademicInfo: Online Subject Guides - Here are quality websites geared to a college or advanced high school audience.
• NebraskAccess - These are "websites selected by librarians, full-text government publications and Nebraska historical resources."
• Internet Scout - Here's an annotated list of valuable STEM and humanities resources on the Internet. A search box is also available.

OTHER RECOMMENDED SITES

• Annotated Bibliographies - see Citing Sources
• APA Style - See Citing Sources
• Art and Art History
• Bookstore (Metropolitan Community College) - see also Textbooks
• Business and Economics
• Careers and employment
• Citing sources
• Controversial issues - see Hot Topics
• Copyright
• Course outlines (Metropolitan Community College)
• Criminal Justice
• Culinary Arts
• Early Childhood Education
• eBooks
• ENTR 1060/2040 videos
• Evaluating sources
• Fake News
• Fine Lines (literary magazine)
• Government
• Health and medicine
• History
• Horticulture
• Hot topics
• INFO 1001
• Job listings
• Law
• Literature (includes poetry)
• Media bias
• MLA Style - see Citing Sources
• Mobile App - Ellucian Go (Metropolitan Community College)
• Movie reviews
• Nebraska
• Nebraska law
• Nebraska statistics
• Newspapers
• Password Station (Metropolitan Community College)
• Philosophy and religion
• Plagiarism
• Poverty
• Printing at Metropolitan Community College
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • View your balance or add money to your account
• Public opinion polls and surveys
• Quotations
• Sign Language
• Sociology videos (Caycedo)
• Software discounts (Metropolitan Community College)
  • MyWay - Access Office 365 online or download Office 2016 to your computer or mobile device [ Instructions for PC, iPad/iPhone or Android ]
  • OnTheHub - Several software programs including Windows and Microsoft Office
• Statistical sources
• Textbooks (Metropolitan Community College)
• Translating services
• Voting and elections
• Wireless networking (Metropolitan Community College)
• Writing and grammar