Gale Guide to Internet Databases 95

As most librarians know, networking and information retrieval has come of age with the inception of the Internet. Once you and your patrons are connected to "The Net", you'll find yourself on a fascinating journey to an unbelievable wealth of information. But, where do you start...how do you locate a database that contains the information you're searching for...where do you turn to find access numbers...how do you help your patrons retrieve the information they need?Gale is pleased to announce Gale Guide to Internet Databases, a brand new directory that makes it easy for you and your patrons to locate and access 2,000 authoritative databases available on the Internet. The Guide focuses on major government, academic, research and educational databases, as well as pop-culture information.With Gale Guide to Internet Databases, you and your patrons can easily access a wide variety of database types, including Library of Congress databases, FedWorld, Security Exchange Commission Edgar, GenomeDatabases, Amtrak Train Schedule -- even the Simpson's Archive and Star Trek Generations -- and much more. Written in nontechnical language, theZakalik is the author of 'Gale Guide to Internet Databases 95' with ISBN 9780787601980 and ISBN 0787601985.