USEFUL LINKS

MEDIEVAL WEB SITES

• Der Jakobsweg, homepage of Josef Haag. In German, with links to many European sites dedicated to the pilgrimage to Santiago.
  
• UCLA Camino de Santiago Homepage: Check out the fine work done by Professor John Dagenais and his students.
  
• DScriptorium: A list of sites on the medieval book.
  
• The Labyrinth: Georgetown University site for all aspects of medieval studies.
  
• Saints and Hagiography, (Belgium)
  

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  STYLE GUIDES FOR ACADEMIC WRITING

• A Brief Guide to MLA Format for Citing Sources (including electronic sources) in Research Papers (Purdue University Writing Lab)
  

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  SOFTWARE, INCLUDING INTERNET BROWSERS AND HTML MANUALS

• Stroud's Winsock Applications: Pages of free internet programs, including Web Browsers and Editors
  
• Other on-line sources of web-related software
  
• Web resources for downloading. (University of Toronto)
  
• Netscape Navigator download site:The best and slickest Web Browser.
  

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  HTML AIDES

• Special Characters in HTML: (UT Austin) A table of HTML codes for punctuation, symbols and diacritics (like accented characters, upside-down question and quotation marks, etc.). Very useful in writing Web documents in Spanish.
  
• HTML information from UT Austin: All you need to learn how to make your own Web pages.
  
• HTML information from Georgetown University: An even more complete list of HTML and Web editing resources.

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