New Student Orientation Guide

Internet Archive collects published works and make them available in digital formats. We are building a public library that can serve anyone in the world with access to the Internet. https://archive.org/ This also includes the Wayback Machine which allows users to search, browse, and access snapshots of the internet archived through its database since 2001. Internet Archive has also created GifCities, the GeoCities Animated GIF Search Engine: gifcities.org

Open textbooks developed at Rice University for their top 25 highest enrolled courses following traditional textbook publishing methods, including peer review, editorial support, and creation of ancillary content. Books are available in multiple formats (PDF, print on demand, on the Web) and are licensed to be revised and remixed.

Books out of copyright may be viewed through Google Books. For anything else, check UC Library Search.

A catalog of open access textbooks hosted by the Open Textbook Network at the University of Minnesota. Open Textbook Network has multiple criteria for inclusion in the Library and book reviews from faculty at member institutions are posted.

Over 800 textbooks, many peer reviewed by leading academics.