Infomine

I went to a seminar on grantwriting this morning, and the presenter mentioned Infomine, a resource for librarian-vetted statistics.

Resource eddvick 2008

Libraries focus on selection (with written policies), organizations, etc. as do directories like Intute, LII, IPL, Infomine, and others.

On Paid Links, A Library and General Web Engines « ResourceShelf 2007

+ What about the value of non-commercial directories like RDN, LII, IPL, and Infomine?

March « 2006 « ResourceShelf 2006

+ What about the value of non-commercial directories like RDN, LII, IPL, and Infomine?

Education Databases: ERIC Structured Abstract Initiative « ResourceShelf 2006

Yet another reason why non-commerical directories like LII, IPL, Infomine, and RDN are so important.

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Of course, many wonderful librarian- and non-profit- built general web directories exist like the LII, Infomine, AcademicInfo.net, and RDN.

Letter to the Editor in The Times: A Non-Commercial Web Engine? « ResourceShelf 2004

Of course, many wonderful librarian- and non-profit- built general web directories exist like the LII, Infomine, AcademicInfo.net, and RDN.

August « 2004 « ResourceShelf 2004

Infomine has been built by a pool of libraries in the United States.

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Infomine is not only a standalone search engine for the Deep Web but also a staging point for a lot of other reference information.

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Infomine 'mines' information from databases, electronic journals, electronic books, bulletin boards, mailing lists, online library card catalogs, articles, directories of researchers, and many other resources.

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