Gov Docs: Training Resources: Miscellaneous

The project leads are three academic librarians at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities and University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign.
--This project is an attempt to track removed and modified government information and resources, to help the public see the scope of what has been removed or modified, and to point to where preserved copies can be found, if possible.

U. of California--Santa Barbara
--Free online searchable database of presidential documents on the internet.

Univ. of NE-Kearney -- Links to "How to Cite Government Documents" for APA, Chicago, MLS and Turabian style.

AZ State U -- automatically formats government information in APA or MLA formats.

"FGI promotes free government information through collaboration, education, advocacy and research."
--includes blogs, reports, announcements, and LostDocs information.

St. Mary's U (TX) -- Links (with annotations) to databases provided for public use by the U.S. government (with some Texas and UN databases noted)

Minn. State Univ. Mankato -- Clearinghouse for examples of displays for promoting government documents collections. Contributions to Clearinghouse (photos and bibliographies) should be sent to: cornerstone@mnsu.edu

Southeastern LA Univ. LibGuide -- Provides a list of links to some of the many online periodicals produced by federal and Louisiana state agencies.

UC San Diego [Maintained by Kelly Smith]
---This guide lists acronyms and abbreviations commonly used by the United States federal government. Each acronym is defined and links to the home page (or best alternative) of the identified entity.

Compiled by John A. Olson (Syracuse University)
MAGIRT Electronic Publication No. # 14, Jan. 2019

LibGuide from Georgia Tech University

LLSDC (Law Librarians' Society of Washington, DC)

by Chuck Malone (1998)
--"Finding material from the government on the Internet,"

GPO -- 85th (1957/58)-112th (2011/2012)

College of Wooster (OH) LibGuide
--Finding aid to correlating agency holdings in the U.S. Congressional Serial Set to their Serial Set equivalents from the 15th Congress (1817/1818) through the first session of the 91st Congress (1969/1970).

U. of N. Texas -- Lists libraries that have specific volumes.

U. of Iowa -- Digitized collection of U. S. government posters.

Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
--The Virtual CD-ROM / Floppy Disk Library is a partnership between the United States Government Printing Office (GPO) and the Indiana University Bloomington Libraries on behalf of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC). The Library makes available online publications that were originally distributed to federal depository libraries on CD-ROM, DVD, and floppy disk format.