An online tutorial to help linguistics students develop their Internet research skills

Huge directory of links to language resources, job postings, calls for papers, book reviews, mailing lists, and more

An impressive collection of online course materials, including syllabi, reading suggestions, and lecture notes

Online magazine that “brings language- and linguistics-focused stories and research to the masses”

A catalogue of the known living languages of the world

"This interactive online dialect atlas documents the geographical (and to some degree social) distribution of many features of the traditional dialects of English spoken in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador" (http://www.dialectatlas.mun.ca/)

Excellent resource for finding background information on topics in linguistics. Covers both traditional and interdisciplinary areas of study. Entries are substantial, engaging, and authoritative.

Excellent resource for finding clear, authoritative definitions of important terms and concepts. Covers all areas of linguistics.

Another excellent resource for authoritative definitions. Provides extensive coverage of important terms and concepts in both linguistics and phonetics.

Great for background information on important ideas and schools of thought. Entries are substantial, authoritative, and written in an accessible style.

Great for background information on important thinkers and their significance to the study of linguistics. Entries are substantial, authoritative, and written in an accessible style.