Encyclopedia Name |
Encyclopedia Abstract |
A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
AllRefer.com |
AllRefer.com provides articles in all areas of topics within Earth & Environment, History, Literature & Arts, Health & Medicine, People, Philosophy & Religion, Places, Plants & Animals, Science & Technology, Social Science, Law, Sports, Everyday Life, and more. Includes North America gazetteer and other reference works. |
CIA World Factbook |
The World Factbook provides information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 266 world entities. |
DNA Encyclopedia |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Encyclopedia of Cell Biology |
For puchase encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Encyclopedia of Molecular Biology |
For puchase encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Encyclopedia of Psychology |
A vetted encyclopedia of Psychology related resources. |
Encylopedia Britannica |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Encylopedia.com |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Plant Encyclopedia |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Prime |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
RefDesk |
Free online encyclopedia that is not citeable in other publications. |
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Symbols |
Free online encyclopedia that is citeable in other publications. |
Wikipedia |
The largest informal collaborative encyclopedia in the world. Wikipedia is non-citable encyclopedia that is collaboratively constructed by nonvetted authors and editors that are not backed by guaranteed knowledge authorities. NOTE: Children should be supervised when using Wikipedia due to its vast array of articles pertaining to adult content and due to the verbally abusive and often fowl language used by editors in the Wikipedia Talk pages, which are used as collaborative areas for creating and publishing content. |
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