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All sites have been renamed to be self-explanatory.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Some of these links also have links to explore..\r\nA major search engine:\u00a0Judaism and Jewish Resources - Andrew Tannenbaum<\/a>\r\nUCal @Davis INTRO TO JUDAISM HOMEPAGE<\/a>Everything about Judiaism<\/a>\r\n\r\nGLOSSARY FOR INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM<\/a>\r\n\r\nTHE LAWS OF THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE TORAH<\/a>\r\nJewish Beliefs--13 Principles<\/a>\r\nHISTORICAL CHART - time-line for the History of Judaism<\/a>\r\nNOVA -Lost Tribes of Israel<\/a>\r\nCalendar of Jewish Holidays<\/a>\r\nA Cybrary of the Holocaust, Remember.org<\/a>\r\n\r\nAn Invitation to Understanding Bar and Bat Mitzvahs\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0 By\u00a0Allison De Meulder<\/a>\r\n
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Indexes & Directories<\/a><\/td>\r\nHistory Gateway<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n
Reference Desk<\/a><\/td>\r\nHolocaust Studies<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n
Digital Library<\/a><\/td>\r\nAmerican Jews<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n
<\/td>\r\nOrganizations<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n<\/tbody>\r\n<\/table>\r\nAcademic Jewish Studies Internet Directory<\/a>\r\n\"Comprehensive list of links to academic associations, research institutes, study programs, libraries, archives, e-mail discussion groups and other WWW resources in the field of academic Jewish Studies worldwide. Offers direct access to online library catalogs and to 'RAMBI - Index of Articles in Jewish Studies'.\u00a0 Part of the WWW-Virtual Library.\"\r\nProvided by the Jewish Studies Dept., University of Duisburg, Germany\r\n\r\nThe Jewish History Resource Center<\/a>\r\nA well organized and extensive collection of academic resources.\u00a0 A selection of the units include Databases; Biblical History; Syllabi; Libraries - Archives; American Jewish History; Grants & Fellowships; Basic Readings; and much more.\r\nThe Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem\r\n\r\nThe Ultimate Jewish\/Israel Link Launcher<\/a>\r\nSections include: Politics ; Judaism ; Culture ; Local ; People ; History ; Antisemitism ; Information ; Travel ; Business ; Academic ; Organizations.\r\nBy Steve Ruttenberg, University of Colorado\r\n\r\nAcademic Jewish Studies on the Internet<\/a>\r\n\"This network is one of the oldest Internet projects in the humanities, initially operating under the name Judaica\/He'Asif, starting in February 1989, operating out of Tel Aviv University. In 1991, the network moved to the University of Minnesota, and in 1993 it became part of the H-Net Consortium in collaboration with the Shamash Project.\"\r\n\r\nBluethread<\/a>\r\n\"We provide a neutral space to study the Torah, Mitzvot and their meaning to Reform Jews. We are searching for a common thread of knowledge, belief and practice that can be agreed upon and used to unify Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews. We support amateur Torah scholarship and provide resources to beginning students of Biblical Hebrew and Torah.\"\r\n\r\nConversion to Judaism<\/a>\r\n\"The Conversion to Judaism Home Page is the web site of the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center. The Center provides information and advice to people who are considering converting to Judaism and to those who have converted.\"\r\nBy Lawrence J. Epstein\r\n\r\nDead Sea Scrolls<\/a>\r\nAn exhibit at the Library of Congress. The online exhibit includes images of 12 scroll fragments and 29 other objects loaned by the Israel Antiquities Authority. The exhibit also includes introductions to the Qumran library and community and the 'World of the Scrolls'\r\n\r\nH-Judaic Home Page<\/a>\r\nJewish Studies Online\r\n\r\nIsrael Social Sciences Data Center<\/a>\r\n\"...established by the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with a mission to collect, preserve and distribute data of interest to the academic community...The ISDC now houses approximately 1200 datasets including national sample survey data, local studies, census micro-data, government records in selected fields as well as macro-economic series...Sources of data include the Central Bureau of Statistics, central and local government agencies, research institutes as well as independent researchers from the affiliated academic institutes.\"\r\n\r\nJewish History Resource Center\r\n<\/a>\" This Website from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem serves primarily as a fine gateway on Jewish History resources. Topics covered include biblical history, the Second Temple and the Talmudic Era, the Holocaust, Archaeology, Zionism and the State of Israel, American Jewish History, and Women's Studies, among others. Also available on-site are a listing of Hebrew University Dissertations; a conference calendar; annotated directories of relevant archives, libraries, and databases; numerous bibliographies indexed by historical topics, and much more. The site is frequently updated and easily navigated. [DC]\"\r\nFrom The Scout Report for Social Sciences [04\/18\/00], Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2000. http:\/\/scout.cs.wisc.edu\/\r\nThe Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem\r\n\r\nJewish Learning Index\r\n<\/a>\"Project Genesis promotes further Jewish education about our Jewish roots, as represented in Jewish sources. Project Genesis believes that this is the best way to restore self-respect, self-confidence, and an interest in our own continuity, among modern Jewish collegiates and unaffiliated Jews worldwide. Project Genesis works to establish a strong Jewish identity, expand Jewish knowledge, and encourage its participants to become more involved with Judaism and the Jewish community.\"\r\nStudy sections include: Torah Portion ; Jewish Law ; Ethics ; Texts ; Seasons ; Features ; Jewish Basics.\r\nFrom torah.org\r\n
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<\/td>\r\nThe Library Catalogue<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n<\/tbody>\r\n<\/table>\r\nJewish Ozzies' Inter.Net (J.O.I.N.)\r\n<\/a>\"...the\u00a0 non-profit association which helps organisations and individuals to participate in the Jewish internet and learn about matters of importance and interest to the Australian Jewish community.\"\r\n\r\nJewish Student Online Research Center (JSOURCE)<\/a>\r\n\"JSOURCE is not an index or search engine for surfing the web. We purposely avoided links with other sites to make this a one-stop shop for information. Our goal is to provide the basic information you need to be informed, whether it is to satisfy your own interest or to prepare for a research paper, speech, article or debate.\"\r\n\r\nJewish Studies Resources\r\n<\/a>\"The page links to academic resources in field of Jewish studies and is partially annotated. There are links to important online databases in Jewish studies, major libraries and archives, and other subjects such as history, the Holocaust, Israel, Bible, and full-text resources. The page is updated on a regular basis.\"\r\nNancy Pressman Levy, Hebrew and African Studies Selector, Princeton University Library\r\n\r\nJewish Women's Archive<\/a>\r\n\"The mission of the Jewish Women's Archive is to uncover, chronicle, and transmit the rich legacy of Jewish women and their contributions to our families and communities, to our people and our world.\"\r\nSections include: Exhibits ; Virtual Archive ; Resources.\r\n\r\nJewish\/Israel History<\/a>\r\nSections on genealogy, ancient Israel, diaspora history and Israel\r\n\r\nJudaism and Jewish Resources<\/a>\r\nMix of both practice and academic sites.\r\nMaintained by Andrew Tannenbaum\r\n\r\nJudaica Collection<\/a>\r\nBoth religious and political links\r\n\r\nMaven<\/a>\r\nA meta-directory of thousands of\u00a0 links\r\n\r\nWebNexus<\/a>\r\n\"Links for students and scholars of Early Judaism and Christianity, offering a selective, annotated guide to various web sites.\"\r\nSections include: Early Judaism & Christianity ; General Christian Links ; General Jewish Links ; Religious Studies ; Classical Studies ; Library Resources ; Publishers & Booksellers ; Software for Theology ; Greek & Hebrew Fonts ; Desk References ; Search Engines ; Directories ; World News ; Web-Servant.\r\nBy Loren T. Stuckenbruck and Jerry D. Truex\r\n\r\nYad Vashem on the Internet\r\n<\/a>\"Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority, was established in 1953 by an act of the Israeli Knesset...Yad Vashem's task is to perpetuate the legacy of the Holocaust to future generations so that the world never forgets the horrors and cruelty of the Holocaust. Its principal missions are commemoration and documentation of the events of the Holocaust, collection, examination and publication of testimonies to the Holocaust, the collection and memorialization of the names of Holocaust victims, research and education.\"\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
<\/td>\r\nYad Vashem Magazine (Internet Edition)<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n<\/tbody>\r\n<\/table>\r\nAdditional Sites of Interest<\/strong>\r\n\r\nAdam and Eve Archive<\/a>\r\nThe biblical story in Judaism and Christianity\r\nGary A. Anderson, University of Virginia & Michael E. Stone, Hebrew University\r\n\r\naronson.com - Jewish Books<\/a>\r\nOnline Jewish bookstore\r\n\r\nThe Aseneth Home Page\r\n<\/a>\"...the web site devoted to\u00a0Joseph and Aseneth,<\/strong>\u00a0a tale told about the Biblical Patriarch Joseph and his Egyptian wife Aseneth, usually classed as part of the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha. This page was created to coincide with course THM393 (Set Texts) taught the Spring Semester 1999 in the Department of Theology, University of Birmingham. You will find here an introduction, a translation, bibliography and links.\"\r\nBy Dr Mark Goodacre, University of Birmingham\r\n\r\nChabad-Lubavitch in Cyberspace<\/a>\r\n\"This is the official host of the world-wide Chabad-Lubavitch Movement, a project of Merkos L'Inyonei Chinuch - the educational arm of the Lubavitch movement.\"\r\nIncludes daily and weekly lectures and is available in eight languages\r\n\r\nGeoPassage.com\r\n<\/a>They offer custom-designed vacations for individuals and groups to Israel through their websites.\r\n\r\nThe Jews of Bukhara<\/a>\r\n\"This is a brief outline of the history of the Jewish community of Bukhara (also written Bokhara or Bochara), Uzbekistan, from earliest times to the present.\"\r\nDonna L. Carr\r\n\r\nLilith\r\n<\/a>An overview by Alan Humm\r\n\r\nMaterial Culture<\/a>\r\nAncient Canaanites, Israelites and Related Peoples\r\n\r\nPhilo of Alexandria<\/a>\r\nResources for the study of Philo of Alexandria\r\nIncludes online texts, introduction, articles, and reviews.\r\nBy Torrey Seland, Prof. Biblical Studies, Volda University College, Norway<\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n
SACRED TEXTS<\/strong>:\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0http:\/\/www.sacred-texts.com\/jud\/index.htm<\/a><\/td>\r\n<\/tr>\r\n
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Special thanks to the Microsoft Corporation for their contribution to our site.\u00a0 The information above came from Microsoft Encarta. Here is a hyperlink to the Microsoft Encarta home page.\u00a0\u00a0http:\/\/www.encarta.msn.com<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Related Sites of Interest:<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
All sites have been renamed to be self-explanatory.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Some of these links also have links to explore..
\nA major search engine:\u00a0Judaism and Jewish Resources – Andrew Tannenbaum<\/a>
\nUCal @Davis INTRO TO JUDAISM HOMEPAGE<\/a>Everything about Judiaism<\/a><\/p>\n

GLOSSARY FOR INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM<\/a><\/p>\n

THE LAWS OF THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE TORAH<\/a>
\nJewish Beliefs–13 Principles<\/a>
\nHISTORICAL CHART – time-line for the History of Judaism<\/a>
\nNOVA -Lost Tribes of Israel<\/a>
\nCalendar of Jewish Holidays<\/a>
\nA Cybrary of the Holocaust, Remember.org<\/a><\/p>\n

An Invitation to Understanding Bar and Bat Mitzvahs\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0 By\u00a0Allison De Meulder<\/a><\/p>\n

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http:\/\/www.academicinfo.net\/Judaism.html<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Indexes & Directories<\/a><\/td>\nHistory Gateway<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Reference Desk<\/a><\/td>\nHolocaust Studies<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Digital Library<\/a><\/td>\nAmerican Jews<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Academic Jewish Studies Internet Directory<\/a>
\n“Comprehensive list of links to academic associations, research institutes, study programs, libraries, archives, e-mail discussion groups and other WWW resources in the field of academic Jewish Studies worldwide. Offers direct access to online library catalogs and to ‘RAMBI – Index of Articles in Jewish Studies’.\u00a0 Part of the WWW-Virtual Library.”
\nProvided by the Jewish Studies Dept., University of Duisburg, Germany<\/p>\n

The Jewish History Resource Center<\/a>
\nA well organized and extensive collection of academic resources.\u00a0 A selection of the units include Databases; Biblical History; Syllabi; Libraries – Archives; American Jewish History; Grants & Fellowships; Basic Readings; and much more.
\nThe Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem<\/p>\n

The Ultimate Jewish\/Israel Link Launcher<\/a>
\nSections include: Politics ; Judaism ; Culture ; Local ; People ; History ; Antisemitism ; Information ; Travel ; Business ; Academic ; Organizations.
\nBy Steve Ruttenberg, University of Colorado<\/p>\n

Academic Jewish Studies on the Internet<\/a>
\n“This network is one of the oldest Internet projects in the humanities, initially operating under the name Judaica\/He’Asif, starting in February 1989, operating out of Tel Aviv University. In 1991, the network moved to the University of Minnesota, and in 1993 it became part of the H-Net Consortium in collaboration with the Shamash Project.”<\/p>\n

Bluethread<\/a>
\n“We provide a neutral space to study the Torah, Mitzvot and their meaning to Reform Jews. We are searching for a common thread of knowledge, belief and practice that can be agreed upon and used to unify Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews. We support amateur Torah scholarship and provide resources to beginning students of Biblical Hebrew and Torah.”<\/p>\n

Conversion to Judaism<\/a>
\n“The Conversion to Judaism Home Page is the web site of the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center. The Center provides information and advice to people who are considering converting to Judaism and to those who have converted.”
\nBy Lawrence J. Epstein<\/p>\n

Dead Sea Scrolls<\/a>
\nAn exhibit at the Library of Congress. The online exhibit includes images of 12 scroll fragments and 29 other objects loaned by the Israel Antiquities Authority. The exhibit also includes introductions to the Qumran library and community and the ‘World of the Scrolls’<\/p>\n

H-Judaic Home Page<\/a>
\nJewish Studies Online<\/p>\n

Israel Social Sciences Data Center<\/a>
\n“…established by the Faculty of Social Sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with a mission to collect, preserve and distribute data of interest to the academic community…The ISDC now houses approximately 1200 datasets including national sample survey data, local studies, census micro-data, government records in selected fields as well as macro-economic series…Sources of data include the Central Bureau of Statistics, central and local government agencies, research institutes as well as independent researchers from the affiliated academic institutes.”<\/p>\n

Jewish History Resource Center
\n<\/a>” This Website from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem serves primarily as a fine gateway on Jewish History resources. Topics covered include biblical history, the Second Temple and the Talmudic Era, the Holocaust, Archaeology, Zionism and the State of Israel, American Jewish History, and Women’s Studies, among others. Also available on-site are a listing of Hebrew University Dissertations; a conference calendar; annotated directories of relevant archives, libraries, and databases; numerous bibliographies indexed by historical topics, and much more. The site is frequently updated and easily navigated. [DC]”
\nFrom The Scout Report for Social Sciences [04\/18\/00], Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2000. http:\/\/scout.cs.wisc.edu\/
\nThe Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem<\/p>\n

Jewish Learning Index
\n<\/a>“Project Genesis promotes further Jewish education about our Jewish roots, as represented in Jewish sources. Project Genesis believes that this is the best way to restore self-respect, self-confidence, and an interest in our own continuity, among modern Jewish collegiates and unaffiliated Jews worldwide. Project Genesis works to establish a strong Jewish identity, expand Jewish knowledge, and encourage its participants to become more involved with Judaism and the Jewish community.”
\nStudy sections include: Torah Portion ; Jewish Law ; Ethics ; Texts ; Seasons ; Features ; Jewish Basics.
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Jewish Ozzies’ Inter.Net (J.O.I.N.)
\n<\/a>“…the\u00a0 non-profit association which helps organisations and individuals to participate in the Jewish internet and learn about matters of importance and interest to the Australian Jewish community.”<\/p>\n

Jewish Student Online Research Center (JSOURCE)<\/a>
\n“JSOURCE is not an index or search engine for surfing the web. We purposely avoided links with other sites to make this a one-stop shop for information. Our goal is to provide the basic information you need to be informed, whether it is to satisfy your own interest or to prepare for a research paper, speech, article or debate.”<\/p>\n

Jewish Studies Resources
\n<\/a>“The page links to academic resources in field of Jewish studies and is partially annotated. There are links to important online databases in Jewish studies, major libraries and archives, and other subjects such as history, the Holocaust, Israel, Bible, and full-text resources. The page is updated on a regular basis.”
\nNancy Pressman Levy, Hebrew and African Studies Selector, Princeton University Library<\/p>\n

Jewish Women’s Archive<\/a>
\n“The mission of the Jewish Women’s Archive is to uncover, chronicle, and transmit the rich legacy of Jewish women and their contributions to our families and communities, to our people and our world.”
\nSections include: Exhibits ; Virtual Archive ; Resources.<\/p>\n

Jewish\/Israel History<\/a>
\nSections on genealogy, ancient Israel, diaspora history and Israel<\/p>\n

Judaism and Jewish Resources<\/a>
\nMix of both practice and academic sites.
\nMaintained by Andrew Tannenbaum<\/p>\n

Judaica Collection<\/a>
\nBoth religious and political links<\/p>\n

Maven<\/a>
\nA meta-directory of thousands of\u00a0 links<\/p>\n

WebNexus<\/a>
\n“Links for students and scholars of Early Judaism and Christianity, offering a selective, annotated guide to various web sites.”
\nSections include: Early Judaism & Christianity ; General Christian Links ; General Jewish Links ; Religious Studies ; Classical Studies ; Library Resources ; Publishers & Booksellers ; Software for Theology ; Greek & Hebrew Fonts ; Desk References ; Search Engines ; Directories ; World News ; Web-Servant.
\nBy Loren T. Stuckenbruck and Jerry D. Truex<\/p>\n

Yad Vashem on the Internet
\n<\/a>“Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Authority, was established in 1953 by an act of the Israeli Knesset…Yad Vashem’s task is to perpetuate the legacy of the Holocaust to future generations so that the world never forgets the horrors and cruelty of the Holocaust. Its principal missions are commemoration and documentation of the events of the Holocaust, collection, examination and publication of testimonies to the Holocaust, the collection and memorialization of the names of Holocaust victims, research and education.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Additional Sites of Interest<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adam and Eve Archive<\/a>
\nThe biblical story in Judaism and Christianity
\nGary A. Anderson, University of Virginia & Michael E. Stone, Hebrew University<\/p>\n

aronson.com – Jewish Books<\/a>
\nOnline Jewish bookstore<\/p>\n

The Aseneth Home Page
\n<\/a>“…the web site devoted to\u00a0Joseph and Aseneth,<\/strong>\u00a0a tale told about the Biblical Patriarch Joseph and his Egyptian wife Aseneth, usually classed as part of the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha. This page was created to coincide with course THM393 (Set Texts) taught the Spring Semester 1999 in the Department of Theology, University of Birmingham. You will find here an introduction, a translation, bibliography and links.”
\nBy Dr Mark Goodacre, University of Birmingham<\/p>\n

Chabad-Lubavitch in Cyberspace<\/a>
\n“This is the official host of the world-wide Chabad-Lubavitch Movement, a project of Merkos L’Inyonei Chinuch – the educational arm of the Lubavitch movement.”
\nIncludes daily and weekly lectures and is available in eight languages<\/p>\n

GeoPassage.com
\n<\/a>They offer custom-designed vacations for individuals and groups to Israel through their websites.<\/p>\n

The Jews of Bukhara<\/a>
\n“This is a brief outline of the history of the Jewish community of Bukhara (also written Bokhara or Bochara), Uzbekistan, from earliest times to the present.”
\nDonna L. Carr<\/p>\n

Lilith
\n<\/a>An overview by Alan Humm<\/p>\n

Material Culture<\/a>
\nAncient Canaanites, Israelites and Related Peoples<\/p>\n

Philo of Alexandria<\/a>
\nResources for the study of Philo of Alexandria
\nIncludes online texts, introduction, articles, and reviews.
\nBy Torrey Seland, Prof. Biblical Studies, Volda University College, Norway<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

SACRED TEXTS<\/strong>:\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0http:\/\/www.sacred-texts.com\/jud\/index.htm<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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CONTRIBUTOR: Bethany Hessenthaler (2001)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n\u00a9 Copyright Philip A. Pecorino 2001. All Rights reserved.<\/em><\/p>\n

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