Gov Docs: Training Resources: Research Guides

Springshare
--Search for LibGuides content and librarian authors, and find great examples of guides from our worldwide user community.

U. of N. Texas
--An archive of government websites that have ceased operation (usually websites of defunct government agencies and commissions that have issued a final report).

--Through GIO you can ask government information librarians questions on almost any subject. GIO is a free online information service supported by a number of libraries in the U.S. Government Publishing Office’s Federal Depository Library Program. Many are also official depository libraries for other types of governments and public agencies.

GPO
--Alphabetical listing of key government sources and titles.

--Partnership of major research institutions/libraries bringing together collections in digital format.

--Offering permanent access to historical collections that exist in digital format.

CGP
--New titles, both electronic and tangible, which have been cataloged during the specified period of time.

USA.gov

Pace Law Library (NY)
--LibGuide includes links to decisions and regulations on federal agency websites, along with the mission statement of each agency.

Purdue U. (IN)

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

Univ. of Missouri
--Finding aid for where to go by type of document.

Southeastern Louisiana University
--A list of links to some of the many online periodicals produced by federal and state agencies.

--Research guides on topics of interest to the organizations.

Western Illinois University

Univ. of California @ San Diego

Univ. of California @ San Diego
--"provides current awareness of federal government reports and activities."