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1. Anatomy Resource Guide for Nursing Students is provided by NurseJournal and provides various articles and illustrations of the human anatomy to aid nursing students in this area of their studies.
2. The Artcyclopedia website provides articles on art-related topics, annotated artwork, information about various artists and links to various art museum websites.
3. Ask.com is also a powerful search engine for general and specific topics or queries.
4. The Archisoup Student Guide is a study aid that offers tutorials, tips, guides and resources for architecture students and new architects.

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1. The Barbados Investment Development Corporation (BIDC) website gives valuable information about and concerning the Barbadian business environment.
2. The BMC Journals webpage allows the users links to open access medical and biological journals as well as other journals in environmental science, mathematics, dentistry, education, social sciences, philosophy, engineering, natural sciences and public health.
3. Britannica.com is an online dictionary and encyclopaedia source for various topics.

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1. The Cable News Network (CNN) website provides U.S. related and international news online.
2. Computerweekly provides news and other information relating to Information Technology.
3. The Country Studieswebsite provides free financial, economic and IMF-related publications on the various countries of the world.

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1. The Directory of Open Access Journals website provides "free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals" in a wide range of topics and languages.
2. Digital Book Index’s subject guide offers links to over “165,000 full-text digital books from more than 1800 commercial and non-commercial publishers, universities, and various private sites” in subjects ranging “from the highly scholarly to the contemporary and popular”.

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1. The Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy website's index showcases links to a large number of websites related to energy efficiency and renewable energy topics.
2. The Exploratorium is the hands-on museum of science, art, and human perception based in San Francisco.

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1. The Financial Times provides international financial news and information.
2. FreeMedicalJournals.com provides free access to over 1400 medical journals sorted by title, speciality and date (new journals).

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1. Geeky Medics provides many instructional videos and illustrated articles that are relevant to those in the medical field, including nursing. Each video and article on this Australian based website have been previously reviewed by qualified medical personnel and usually contain references. References and further reading are usually included at the end of the video or article’s web page.
2. The World Bank Gender Data Portal provides gender-related information and statistics of the various countries of the world. 
3. The Google Schoolar website provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature.

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1. The Handbook of Latin American Studies (HLAS) is an online resource that provides “scholarly assessments of publications related to Latin America, from the 1930s to the present”.
2. HighWire Press is an archive of online journals and sites that provide full-text science articles.
3. How to cite using APA style (7th ed.) video provided by Andersen Library of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater gives a brief overview on constructing book, article and website entries for one’s Reference list page in APA format.
4. How to cite using MLA style 8th edition video provided by Andersen Library of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater gives a brief overview on constructing individual book and ebook entries for one’s Works Cited page in MLA format.

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1. TheIn Motion: The African-American Migration Experience is a website that provides historical information on migrations to and within the United States.
2. InfoPlease provides a good source of information via its various resources, including encyclopaedia, atlas, almanacs and dictionary.
3. The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Fact Files provides “unbiased information for members, teachers, students and the general public” on various aspects of engineering and modern technology.
4. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) website provides publications on the economies of various countries of the world.
5. iTools - online search engine.
6. InfoCoBuild education web page provides free audio/visual university, college & public lectures; educational seminar & symposium videos; and documentary films across a myriad of academic disciplines and current world issues.

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1. By clicking on ‘Courses’ next to the search box on the homepage Khan Academy allows to browse the various video & article links under subject headings like ‘Math’; ‘Science & Engineering’; ‘Computing’; ‘Arts & Humanities’; and ‘Economics & Finance’.

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1. LawTeacher is a UK based website that provides free study modules on 5 areas of law: contract, criminal, land, public and tort law. Each type of law provides lecture notes at 3 levels (summary, standard & detailed) to help accommodate the student’s desired level of study.
2. Librarians' Spot is a free virtual library resource centre for educators and students, librarians and about anyone exploring the Internet for valuable research information.
3. The Library of Congress provides political and national information relating to the USA.

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1. The MapQuest search engine finds "everything from airports to local businesses in various countries".
2. The Mariam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary website is an online dictionary and thesaurus information source.
3. The MathTV website presents “Helpful math videos covering topics from Basic Mathematics through Calculus”.
4. MedBioWorldis an online portal for medical and biotechnology resources.
5. The Merck Manual (Professional Version) website is a source of information medical topics, symptoms, drugs, procedures, news and more tailored for the health care professional and medical students.
6. Metacrawler is a megasearch engine uses numerous search engines to provide a comprehensive list of websites on the desired search topic.

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1. The National Gallery of Art (NGA) website provides information and illustrations about the gallery, its art collection and exhibitions.
2. NationNews is the website of one of Barbados' leading newspaper publishing companies, Nation Publishing Co. Ltd.
3. New York Public Library - online library resource.
4. New York Times Online Book Review provides many reviews on a large number of books on varying topics, as well as news on authors and prominent books.
5. Nobelprize.org gives names and other information of past and present year Nobel Prize winners in video and text formats, as well as, information about the Nobel Prize itself and Alfred Nobel.

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1. The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing (OJIN) is a peer-reviewed online journal for nurses, nursing students and others involved in professional health care to review various "issues that affect nursing research, education, and practice".
2. The Open Library is an online library that seeks to catalog and provide bibliographical information on every book ever published as well as give access to various eBooks.
3. The Open Textbook Library caters to students at college and university level education by supplying just over 700 free open access eBooks on various subjects.

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1. Physiopedia’s Physiology in Sport explores the role of human physiology in sport activities through text and videos. Topics in sports medicine is also offered under ‘Categories’ in this web page’s menu options.
2. The Political Database of the Americas (PDBA) website "offers centralized and systematized information about institutions and political processes, national constitutions, branches of government, elections, political constitutional studies and other subjects related to the strengthening of democracy in the region".
3. The Progressive Librarian website provides good source of full-text online articles dedicated to libraries and library science.
4. A “library of over 60,000 free eBooks”, Project Gutenberg provides a myriad of eBooks covering many subjects such as language & literature, arts, geography, social science, education and history. These eBooks are available to be read online and for download in epub, Kindle and plain text formats.
5. The Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) provides instruction with examples on various types of citation styles, including APA and MLA.

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1. The Resources for Methods in Evaluation and Social Research website lists free online resources for "how-to" perform evaluation research and the various methods involved.
2. The Reuters website provides good source of US and international news.

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1. The Smithsonian Libraries Books Online is the Smithsonian Libraries’ digital library that gives access to a large volume of digitized resources covering a large range of topics.

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1. The New York Times is the website of the U.S.-based online newspaper.
2. The Times is the website of the British-based online newspaper.
3. The Wall Street Journal- provides U.S. focused financial/economic news and information.
4. TheFreeDictionary website provides an online encyclopaedia service on a wide range of topics as well as financial, legal, medical and general dictionaries, a thesaurus and a wiki. (*Please note wikis should not be used as an academic source as information may not always be verified or accurate).
5. Thesaurus.com provides an online thesaurus and dictionary, as well as a web search engine.

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1. UNESCO Open Access Publications website allows the users to search the UNESCO database for free documents and publications.
2. United Nations country indexlist member country and links to each country’s statistical information.

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1. 1. The World Bank provides developmental, financial and economic information on various countries across the globe.
   2. The World Digital Library (WDL) is “a project of the U.S. Library of Congress, carried out with the support of the United Nations Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (UNESCO)”, which gives its users a variety of ways to access, study and enjoy various cultural treasures and historical documents from around the world.
   3. The World Factbook provides profiles, history, flags and other general information about various countries of the world.
   4. The Writing and Research Documentation Guides website is an online guide for writing research papers and bibliographies for using various recognized formats.