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Beyond Wikipedia
Looking for information online? Realizing that Wikipedia was a great starting point, but looking for more? First, you might want to check out our Databases to dig into the hidden web (and this really is a good choice).
Another option, if you’re looking online, is to check out some of the sites listed in College Degree dot com writer Jessica Hupp’s piece: When Wikipedia Won't Cut It: 25 Online Sources for Reliable, Researched Facts.
Some of the sites include Classic Encyclopedia, which Hupp describes as:
Classic Encyclopedia: This online encyclopedia is based on the 1911 11th edition of the Encyclopedia Brittannica. Although quite old, it offers an in-depth look on more than 40,000 items, and it's widely considered to be the best encyclopedias ever written.
Or maybe Mathematica:
Mathematica: Mathematica, the Wolfram Library Archive, offers research and information on math, science, and more.
For more, When Wikipedia Won't Cut It: 25 Online Sources for Reliable, Researched Facts, or better yet, go check out our Databases.
— michael | April 7, 2008 10:16 AM | The more you know
