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| Web portal with search capabilities |
Allows full questions in English |
Indexes entire texts, provides filters for date, place, type and medium |
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| Does not record searches |
High quality content, selected by researchers, librarians and educators |
Search in real time with multiple databases |
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| Search engine that categorizes results in groups |
A collections of static web pages for literature, humanities, cultural studies. |
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| Oriented to children’s needs |
37,000 selected websites on education |
Search page for children designed by libriarians for children with kids-friendly search results. |
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| Static subject directory with web sources, selected by specialized information experts and librarians. |
The biggest subject director on the World Wide Web has now a static miror that includes the information that were made available through the Open Directory Project. |
Begun by Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of HTML and, according to many, the internet itself, in 1991 at CERN in Geneva. Maintained by volunteers. |
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| Thematic and geographical directory including a search engine for Greek and international links. |
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