When searching the Internet a good place to start is with a data base that has been compiled to meet your research needs. The "Education Channel" is one such data base. The Education Channel is an online service provided by the Department of Education and Training to assist students by providing access to thousands of web sites from Australia, and around the world. The Education Channel also provides links to other essential curriculum resources such as The ABC, The Age, Herald Sun etc.
http://www.education.vic.gov.au/secondary
(for students)
Books:
State Library
http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/readalert/
Also at the State Library "Inside a Dog" a Web Page for young readers.....reviews and interviews with authors.
Yarra-Melbourne Regional Library http://www.ymrl.org.au
Book Rap ( a place where you can discuss books with others.)
http://rite.ed.qut.edu.au/old_oz-teachernet/projects/book-rap/index1.html
Authors
http://www.terrace.qld.edu.au/libraryservices/toolbox/authors.htm
EncyclopediasWikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page#
Britannica
World Book Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia
For Teachers/Students: Web Quest Sites
http://www.trinity.wa.edu.au/plduffyrc/teaching/webquests.htm
http://www.occ.act.edu.au/home/itpd/webquests/matrix.htm
(for teachers)
LIBRARY CATALOGUE
Type your search topic into the Library Catalogue "Search"
to access the Web Pages that are catalogued by the Library.
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USEFUL WEB SITES


Government:State Library of Victoria
National Library of AustraliaNational Gallery of VictoriaNational Gallery of AustraliaMelbourne MuseumCSIROVicnetAustralian Bureau of StatisticVictoria GovernmentAustralian Government
Research Indexes and reference tools
Librarians Internet Index
EDNA
Internet Public LibraryGENERAL
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