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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Biblical studies and world religions; citations and partial/full text in journals (1949–present) Biblical Archaeology Society: Biblical Archaeology Review, plus journals and essays from the Biblical Archaeology Society (1975–present) *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title *Old Testament Abstracts: Summaries of biblical studies articles and essays in European languages RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish studies in several languages; primarily citations |
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Aleppo Codex: Oldest and most complete Hebrew Bible *Bar-Ilan Responsa Project: Searchable texts of Hebrew Bible, commentaries, other Rabbinic works Early Jewish Writings: Texts of Bible, Apocrypha, Pseudipigrapha, etc. *eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics e-Sword Bibles: Various downloadable Bibles ETANA—Core Texts: Texts in Ancient Near Eastern Archives Internet Sacred Text Archive—Judaism: Includes early and later texts of Jewish interest Maagar Sifrut ha-Kodesh: Bible and Rabbinic texts Mechon Mamre: Hebrew and English texts for the study of Bible and Rabbinics NETS: New English translation of the Septuagint Online Books Page—Bible: Books about the Bible, hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Library Online Critical Pseudepigrapha: Critical texts of the Old Testament, Pseudepigrapha, and related literature Princeton Bibles: The Bible in various languages Rashi [Solomon ben Isaac, 1041–1105] on humash and the entire Bible |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Rav Milim: Comprehensive Hebrew–English/English–Hebrew dictionary Tyndale Archive of Biblical Studies: Full-text searchable dictionaries, including Jastrow, Coptic, and Syriac dictionaries, and an Arabic Lexicon |
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Abzu: Guide to networked open-access data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient Near East and the ancient Mediterranean world Biblos: Concordances, lexicons, timelines, and other tools for Bible study Early Jewish Writings: Texts of Bible, Apocrypha, Pseudipigrapha, etc. Emanuel Tov's Electronic Resources Relevant to the Textual Criticism of Hebrew Scripture Hadashot Arkiologiyot: Reports in Hebrew on archaeological surveys done in Israel Hirsch Torah commentary: Annotated index encompassing all of the Hirsch Torah commentary from Bereshit/Genesis through Devarim/Deuteronomy; includes approximately 19,000 entries, all in Rich Text (RTF) and Adobe Portable Document (PDF) formats Internet Sacred Text Archive—Judaism: Includes both early and later texts of Jewish interest The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago: Various resources, including catalog of collection and new acquisitions list Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Associated Literature: Various resources, including bibliography of articles on the Dead Sea Scrolls |
Talmud, Rabbinics, and Ancient Judaism
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Daat: Daat Center for Jewish Studies and Humanities *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish studies in several languages; primarily citations |
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*Bar-Ilan Responsa Project: Searchable texts of Hebrew Bible, commentaries, other Rabbinic works Bodleian Mishneh Torah: Bodleian Libraries *eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics E-daf: Babylonian Talmud online
HebrewBooks.org: Classic Hebrew books for free download; searchable by subject JNUL Rare Books Online: Digital selection of rare books ranging from 15th-century incunabula to early 20th-century works Leviticus Rabbah: Synoptic edition *Lieberman Institute - The Sol and Evelyn Henkind Talmud Text Online Databank: Digitally integrates virtually all primary textual witnesses of the Babylonian Talmud
Maagar Sifrut ha-Kodesh: Bible and Rabbinic texts Mechon Mamre: Hebrew and English texts for the study of Bible and Rabbinics Midrash Esther Raba: Synoptic edition Mikraot Gedolot Haketer: Hebrew; free registration required Munich Talmud MS: Facsimile of the Munich manuscript of the Babylonian Talmud Otsar Kitve Yad Talmudiyim: Facsimilies of manuscripts of Mishnah, Tosefta, and Babylonian Talmud, provided by JNUL Penn/Cambridge Genizah Fragment Project: Searchable database of genizah fragments Pirqe Rabi Eliezer: The Pirqe Rabi Eliezer Electronic Text Editing Project Primary Textual witnesses to Tannaitic literature: A project of Bar-Ilan University; includes Mekhilta, Tosefta, Sifra RaMBaM: MSS and Early Printings: Digital copies of Maimonides manuscripts and early printed editions from the JNUL collection Sages of Ashkenaz: Comprehensive text database for all seforim authored by the Gedolim and Rabbonim of Ashkenaz; available as free digital text or as printer friendly PDF Seforim Online: Old seforim of Rishonim and Acharonim Shulhan Arukh: English summary of certain parts of Shulhan Arukh Soncino English edition of the Talmud Targum of Shir ha-Shirim (English) Tosefta Online: Includes: English translation, Audio Shiurim, Seforim on Tosefta, Tosefta Blog, Calendar Yerushalmi Online: Includes Daf Yomi Audio , Seforim on Yerushalmi, Leiden Manuscript, The Zohar: Pritzker Edition (Translation and Commentary by Daniel C. Matt): Full Aramaic text of the first five volumes of the Zohar |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Maagarim: The Hebrew Language Historical Dictionary *Rav Milim: Comprehensive Hebrew–English / English–Hebrew dictionary Tyndale Archive of Biblical Studies: Full-text searchable dictionaries, including Jastrow, Coptic, and Syriac dictionaries, and an Arabic Lexicon |
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Cambridge Taylor-Schechter Genizah Unit: includes a brief bibliography of published work relating to the Collection; GOLD: the Genizah On-Line Database, containing searchable catalogue databases and over 1200 annotated manuscript images; History in Fragments: A Genizah Centenary Exhibition, containing descriptions and images of manuscripts; the Maimonides Exhibition, containing images, descriptions, and translations of Maimonides autograph manuscripts, and related contemporary manuscripts; and news about the Unit. COTAR: Full-text database of articles on halakhic topics from Torah periodicals and books published from 1970–2003 Database of Prayer in Rabbinic Literature: Developing interactive database enables retrieval of sources according to liturgical categories and settings, historical strata of rabbinic literature, specific book or person(s) named in a tradition, subject categories Digital Dead Sea Scrolls: The Israel Museum's Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Project allows users to examine and explore ancient manuscripts from Second Temple times at a level of detail never before possible. Developed in partnership with Google, the website gives users access to searchable, fast-loading, high-resolution images of the scrolls, as well as short explanatory videos and background information on the texts and their history; includes the oldest known biblical manuscripts in existence and offers critical insight into Jewish society in the Land of Israel during the Second Temple Period, the time of the birth of Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism; five complete scrolls accessible to date Early Christian Writings: Information and translations for the New Testament, Apocrypha, Gnostics, etc. Early Church Fathers: Early Chuch Fathers series Early Jewish Writings: Texts of Bible, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, etc. Halachabrura.org: Indices to secondary literature on RaMBaM Mishneh Torah and on Aggadah in Talmud Bavli and links to full text of over 2800 sefarim Internet Sacred Text Archive—Judaism: Includes both early and later texts of Jewish interest Lieberman Institute - The Sol and Evelyn Henkind Talmud Text Online Databank: Digitally integrates virtually all primary textual witnesses of the Babylonian Talmud Midrashic Units in the Mishnah: Database translates and explains all explicit biblical interpretations found in the Mishnah except for those in tractate Avot TalmudPage: Interactive page of Talmud that explains structure of Vilna edition for novices. Talmud Tractate/Chapter Finder: Helps users determine tractate and chapter number for any chaper of Talmud for which they only know the title The Koran: English (searchable) |
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Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany: Includes section on looted art and cultural property
David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies: Teaches the history and lessons of America's response to the Holocaust, through scholarly research, public events, publications, and educational programs Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University: collection of over 4,400 videotaped interviews with witnesses and survivors of the Holocaust Ghetto Fighters' House (museum and study center in Israel): Searchable online archives and digital museum on the Holocaust and Jewish resistance H-Holocaust Discussion Network: On-line discussion list for Holocaust scholars; archived and searchable by non members Holocaust Chronology (PBS): timeline summarizing Holocaust timeline, including US reaction to the events Holocaust History: General site with digitized primary source documents and digitized published books (including Nurnberg Trials); includes large Q&A section Holocaust Survivors and Remembrance Project: "Forget You Not": Holocaust primer with emphasis on images; serves to document the experiences of survivors and victims Jewish History Resource Center: Project of the Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History at the Hebrew University of Jerusale; extensive and well-organized webliography of Holocaust resources Kindertransport: Includes primary resources (writings by children who had been on the kindertransports) and bibliographies of printed materials Neveragain.Org: Detailed, day by day, year by year timeline of the Holocaust Nizkor Project: Site dedicated to countering Holocaust denial; most useful for archived documents including the transcripts of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg and the Eichmann Trial Remember.org: Forum for contributors (survivors, liberators, historians, and teachers ) to connect and share research resources and stories through art, photography, painting, audio/video, and remembrance; includes full-text materials for students, teachers, and scholars; primary source documents (interview, pamphlets by survivors, liberators, perpetrators, rescuers, and bystanders) Simon Wiesenthal Center: International Jewish human rights organization; museum of tolerance, library, archives; online resources for teachers Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism: Major bibliographic resource; also includes selected full-text academic articles. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Vast, constantly updated site; frequently changing exhibitions; huge photo archive and oral testimony file; educational resources for students, teachers, scholars; includes Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies collections and archives and Holocaust Survivors and Victims resource center Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism: Major bibliographic resource; also includes selected full-text academic articles Yad Vashem: World Center for Holocaust Research, Documentation, Education and Commemoration; includes "Pages of Testimony" documenting 4 million victims individually; testimony submitted by survivors and other relatives, acquaintances or friends and the International Institute for Holocaust Research for the development and coordination of international research; planning and undertaking of scholarly projects; organization of symposia, conferences, and seminars; fostering of cooperative projects among research institutions; financial and academic support for scholars and students of the Holocaust; MA, PhD and postdoctoral fellowships; publishing of academic research, documentation, conference anthologies, diaries, memoirs, and albums about the Holocaust
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Bank of Israel:research reports on all aspects of Israeli finance and the economy Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University: Site devoted to the advancement of Middle East peace and security; provides timely full-text analytical reports in the disciples of politics, foreign relations and the military Burda Center for Innovative Communications, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev: Focus on new media, especially as it relates to Israeli society and Israel in the Middle East: includes full-text reports of its researchers Central Zionist Archives: "Gallery" and "Exhibitions" present digitized documents and photos surveying highlights of Zionist history, many with English translations and explanations; site provides detailed inventories of the archival collections Department of Land of Israel Studies, University of Haifa: Includes list of doctorate theses 1992-2011; database of historical photos of Eretz Yisrael (displays the photos) Falk Institute for Economic Research in Israel, Hebrew University: Publications section includes many full-text reports on aspects of the Israeli economy Floersheimer Institute for Policy Studies: Research institute produces policy studies, reports and scenarios focusing on: relations between religion, society and state, especially on the integration of the Haredi community into the labor market; Arabs and Jews in Israel, particularly aspects of governance and planning in Arab localities in Israel; local government; all research available in full text in Hebrew, with extensive abstracts in English Gilo Center for Citizenship, Democracy, and Civic Education, Hebrew University: Center conducts research on citizenship and democracy studies, develops civic studies programs and curricula, and promotes the role of civic studies in the educational system; offers enrichment classes in civic studies for Jerusalem high school students and actively encourages, supports and instructs high schools which seek to develop and expand their civic studies program; website describes its publications but does not provide them in full-text Heksherim Center for the Study of Jewish and Israeli Literature and Culture, Ben Gurion University of the Negev: Center hosts the Hebrew literature archives, currently holding archives of about 8 internationally renowned Israeli authors of the 20th-21st centuries; website describes contents of the archives, and provides lists of authors' publications, translations, biographies, etc. but does not provide digitized archival documents; special projects include a series of lexicons in progress on Israeli writers, Israeli childrens' writers and Hebrew Publishers 1890-2000; other projects involve literary aspects of Israeli and Negev history Herzl Institute for Research and Studies of Zionism and Israel: Includes podcasts of interviews and speeches and an exhibit/encyclopedia of Israeli volunteers in the British Army during World War II by the Israeli War Veterans League 1939-1946 - photos, text and audio (Hebrew) Institute for National Security Studies, Tel Aviv University: Website provides full-text analysis of political, military and strategic issues related to Israel and the Middle East in a variety of on-line periodicals, some quite current, in English; full-text monographs on current issues, in Hebrew, issued approximately monthly; all publications searchable; database of military forces, by country, year, and type of weapon; series of full-text publications on Israeli public opinion Israel Democracy Institute: Independent, non-partisan "Think-and-Do Tank" that devises ways to strengthen the moral and structural foundations of Israeli democracy; sponsors conferences and provides broadcasts and/or summaries of the conference presentations on its website; provides full-text of policy papers, and transcripts of forums, some in Hebrew, some in English, and some in both languages; produces Israeli Democracy Index, which evaluates the status of democracy in Israel based on objective parameters and public opinion polls; publishes The Seventh Eye, an online journal, which evaluates Israeli journalism (Hebrew, selections) Israel Government Portal - English: Links to Israeli government ministries; history of Israel; practical information for citizens, tourists and visitors Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs - English: Details of Israel's history, government, politics, foreign affairs, humanitarian aid, and more from the Israeli government; includes summaries and/or full text of key documents, speeches, treaties, and English translations of selected articles from the Israeli press, both historical and current Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics: Downloadable data on all aspects of Israeli society, past and present Israeli National Photo Collection: Digital photos, both historical and contemporary, of the Yeshuv and the State of Israel; searachable by English captions, photographer, date, and Hebrew abstract Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs: Multidiscisciplinary, independent research institute specializing in public diplomacy and foreign policy; produces studies and initiatives by leading experts on a wide range of strategic topics Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies: Think tank for research and ideas on Jerusalem, environmental and innovational policy in Israel, and management of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; provides analytical research, policy papers, and survey results, much of it available in full-text or as an executive summary; published The Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem, an up-to-date picture of life in Jerusalem - in tables, graphs, maps The Yishuv and State of Israel Press: Searchable full-text articles from 11 newspapers published in Ottoman Palestine and the State of Israel, covering much of the 20th century; Most publications are in Hebrew; the Palestine Post (1932-1950)is in English; from the Historical Jewish Press website of the National Library of Israel and Tel Aviv University |
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*Index to Hebrew Periodicals: Citations to articles from Hebrew magazines, journals, and newspapers published in Israel, primarily after 1977 *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English; primarily citations *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title *JSTOR: Scholarly journals in the arts and humanities in European languages; full text *Project Muse: Scholarly journals in the humanities, arts, and social sciences, 1990s–current; full text RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish studies in several languages; primarily citations |
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*eBook Collection (EBSCOhost): eBooks in Jewish studies, 1996–2001* |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Encyclopaedia Judaica: Second edition (2007 update of original 1971 edition) Jewish Encyclopedia: Unedited contents of the encyclopedia originally published in New York, 1901–1906 |
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Art History Research Centre: Art history resources on the web Art Museum Network: Guide to over 37,000 museums Artcyclopedia: Art resource includes museum listings and links to scanned art David and Fela Shapell Family Digitization Project Ketubbot Collection: Images of Jewish marriage contracts from public and private collections around the world; searchable by country of origin, current location, and year Israel Museum: Search the Israel Museum's collection of art and archaeology from biblical times to the present Jewish Historical Museum: Searchable site to view the museum's extensive collection online The Jewish Museum (London): Searchable site to view the museum's extensive collection online The Jewish Museum (New York): Searchable site to view over 2,500 images from the museum's collection online Jewish Museums & Museum Resources Worldwide: Provided by the National Museum of Jewish History The Jewish Theological Seminary: Selection of online illuminated medieval manuscripts from The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary The Judah L. Magnes Museum: Searchable site to view the museum's extensive collection online Passover Through Archaeology and Rare Documents: Teaching site from JTS with images from rare Hebrew manuscripts and printed books pertaining to the holiday of Passover New York Public Library Digital Gallery: Collection of over 450,000 images, including Hebrew manuscripts |
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American Jewish World Service: Includes a searchable database on1foot of Jewish texts on social justice, and other educational/curricular materials promoting global justice; advocacy skill-building guides Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia Today: Analytical reports on anti-Semitism on a country-by-country basis; produced by the London think tank Institute for Jewish Policy Research Association of Religion Data Archives: Quantitative data (worldwide and local) available for downloading according to user's specifications Bibliography of Sources on Sexual and Domestic Violence in the Jewish Community: From the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University: Full-text publications in the area of Jewish communal service Directory of Domestic Violence Services: Domestic violence resource directory, by state and service type Giving Wisely: Online directory of Israeli nonprofit and philanthropic organizations; includes selected articles and bibliography on philanthropy Hiddur: The Center for Aging and Judaism: Produced by the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Hiddur prepares rabbis to engage and serve Jewish seniors. Includes Gearing Up For the Age Wave: A Guide for Synagogues and Sacred Seasons: Jewish Spiritual Resources for Elders—a kit allowing lay and Gentile group leaders to provide Jewish spiritual programming at long-term care facilities Israel Government Portal Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs: A public policy research institute focusing on international and local political affairs, Israeli security, Middle Eastern affairs. Full-text articles and chapters of books, audio, and video Jewish Alcoholics, Chemically Dependent Persons, and Significant Others (JACS): Includes scholarly articles, personal stories, directory of local chapters, and more Jewish Council for Public Affairs: Policy Compendium: Full-text compendium of policies adopted by the JCPA The Jewish Federations of North America: Umbrella organization representing 400 independent Jewish communities; covers all aspects of current Jewish philanthropy; provides a directory of local federations Jewish Perspective on Spirituality and the Elderly: Content from MyJewishLearning.com Kalsman Institute on Judaism and Health: A pastoral care educational center sponsored by Reform Judaism, focusing on health care, healing, and spirituality North American Jewish Databank: Source for U.S. Jewish demographic data and reports, both national and local Resource Gallery at the Center for Leadership Initiatives: Library of full-text articles on practical aspects of Jewish nonprofit management, including leadership and facilitation Sassoon International Center for the Study of Anti-Semitism: Selected full-text articles; audio recordings of conferences; access to the Posen comprehensive bibliography on anti-Semitism, Hebrew University Social Science Research Network: Award-winning mega-site of abstracts (of both forthcoming and working papers) and completed research in many social science disciplines, inlcuding leadership, social insurance, philanthropy, and law; some with Jewish content Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism and Racism: Includes: "authoritative database of antisemitic manifestations worldwide," with a detailed description of each incident; annual reports, worldwide and by country, with statistics and analysis; full-text articles and books reviews in the Research Topics section; produced by Tel Aviv University Tzedek Resource Guide: Resources on Jewish values and social justice, including links to full-text documents, educational materials and action opportunities |
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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Biblical studies and world religions; citations and partial/full text in journals (1949–present) ERIC: Education Resources Information Center: Citations, abstracts, or full text of journal articles, books, conference papers, technical reports, and policy papers on education (1960–present) *Index to Hebrew Periodicals: Citations to articles from Hebrew magazines, journals, and newspapers published in Israel, primarily after 1977 *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English; primarily citations *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish subjects in several languages; primarily citations |
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ERIC: Education Resources Information Center: Citations, abstracts, or full text of journal articles, books, conference papers, technical reports, and policy papers on education (1960–present) |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Encyclopaedia Judaica: Second edition (2007 update of original 1971 edition) Jewish Encyclopedia: Unedited contents of the encyclopedia originally published in New York, 1901–1906 |
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Many of these websites provide current reports, newsletters, lesson plans, survey results, and analysis Auerbach Central Agency for Jewish Education Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York Center for Jewish Educational Technology: website of the Israeli Center for Educational Technology; has a Hebrew interface and an English interface; focuses on development of state-of-the-art textbooks and digital content, establishment of rich websites using top-of-the-line technologies, paving new ways in professional development for educational staff, and creating online environments and tools for assessment and evaluation Center for Jewish History: Combined collections of five major institutions of Jewish scholarship, history, and art: the American Jewish Historical Society, the American Sephardi Federation, the Leo Baeck Institute, the Yeshiva University Museum, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University: Full text publications in the area of Jewish education Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education (CAJE) DataJEM: Database of Jewish educational materials, with focused search option allowing specificity by subject, material type, audience, usage setting, and language Jewish Education Service of North America *Lookstein Center for Jewish Education Mandel Center for Studies in Jewish Education Melton Centre for Jewish Education (Hebrew University) Melton Research Center for Jewish Education: Standards and Benchmarks (The Jewish Theological Seminary) NESS: Nurturing Excellence in Synagogue Schools Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education PELIE: Partnership for Effective [Jewish] Learning and Innovative Education RAVSAK: The Jewish Community Day School Network Solomon Schechter Day School Association *Sources for the History of Jewish Education (JEDU) (Also available on CD-ROM) |
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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Biblical studies and world religions; citations and partial/full text in journals (1949–present) Compact Memory: Prewar Jewish periodicals published in Germany Exilpresse Digital. Deutsche Exilzeitschriften 1933–1945 (German Press in Exile): Scholarly articles in Jewish studies, plus index to other subjects *Index to Hebrew Periodicals: Citations to articles from more than 1,000 Hebrew magazines, journals, and newspapers published in Israel, primarily after 1977 *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English Index to Yiddish Periodicals: Bibliographical database of materials published in the Yiddish press; under the auspices of the Yiddish Department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in cooperation with the Jewish National and University Library *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title *JSTOR: Scholarly journals in the arts and humanities in European languages; full text The Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies *Project Muse: Scholarly journals in the humanities, arts, and social sciences, 1990s–current; full text RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish subjects in several languages; primarily citations |
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*eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics *eBook Collection (EBSCOhost): eBooks in Jewish studies, 1996–2001 ETANA—Core Texts: Texts in Ancient Near Eastern Archives HebrewBooks.org: Classic Hebrew books for free download; searchable by subject Yizkor Books: Holocaust memorial books from the New York Public Library |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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Compact Memory: Prewar Jewish periodicals published in Germany *Custom Newspapers: Full text articles from a selection of newspapers Early Hebrew Newspapers: Hebrew newspapers from 1850 to the early twentieth century, from the Jewish National Library Exilpresse digital. Deutsche Exilzeitschriften 1933–1945 (German Press in Exile): Scholarly articles in Jewish studies, plus index to other subjects Historical Jewish Press: Full text of selected Jewish newspapers published in the Yeshuv, Europe, Arab lands, and Israel from mid-1800s to late 1900s; in Hebrew, English, French, and Judeo-Arabic Index to Hebrew Israeli Newspapers: Computerized key of the daily press (edited directory Euro Zion—Beit Ariela), beginning May 1933 *National Newspaper Index: Citations of articles in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Christian Science Monitor (1980–present) *New York State Newspapers: Fifteen papers, including the New York Times and New York Post |
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Academic Guide to Jewish History: Print and online resources in all areas of Jewish History Bibliography of Antisemitism—SICSA: Comprehensive bibliography on the subject of anti-Semitism *Encyclopaedia Judaica: Second edition (2007 update of original 1971 edition) *Encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic World: academic reference literature on the Jews of Muslim lands, particularly in the late medieval, early modern and modern periods Encyclopedia of the Pioneers and Builders of Israel: Hebrew-language biographical source for approximately 6,000 people Jewish Encyclopedia: Unedited contents of the encyclopedia originally published in New York, 1901–1906 *Maagarim: The Hebrew Language Historical Dictionary |
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Academic Guide to Jewish History: Print and online resources in all areas of Jewish History Center for Jewish History: Combined collections of five major institutions of Jewish scholarship, history, and art: the American Jewish Historical Society, the American Sephardi Federation, the Leo Baeck Institute, the Yeshiva University Museum, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Central Zionist Archives: Official archives of the Zionist movement (English/Hebrew) Digital Scriptorium: Union catalog of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History: Links to various Jewish history categories; includes primary sources, index by time period, type of resource, relation to the academic world Internet Jewish History Sourcebook: Jewish historical texts from biblical times to the modern State of Israel; directory of additional Jewish history links Nizkor: Site intended for educational purposes to teach about the Holocaust and to combat hatred Yad Vashem: World center for documentation, research, education, and commemoration of the Holocaust Yivoencyclopedia.org: complete picture of the history and culture of Jews in Eastern Europe from the beginnings of their settlement in the region to the present |
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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Biblical studies and world religions; citations and partial/full text in journals (1949–present) *Index to Hebrew Periodicals: Citations to articles from more than 1,000 Hebrew magazines, journals, and newspapers published in Israel, primarily after 1977 *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English; primarily citations Index to Yiddish Periodicals: Bibliographical database of materials published in the Yiddish press; under the auspices of the Yiddish Department at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in cooperation with the Jewish National and University Library *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title
*JSTOR: Scholarly journals in the arts and humanities in European languages; full text *Project Muse: Scholarly journals in the humanities, arts, and, social sciences, 1990s–current; full text RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish subjects in several languages; primarily citations |
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*eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics *eBook Collection (EBSCOhost): eBooks in Jewish studies, 1996–2001 Digitized Ladino Library: Ladino books and select manuscripts
Yiddish Book Center: Free access to the full texts of out-of-print Yiddish titles Yiddish Prints: Eight hundred Yiddish books from Frankfurt University Library |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Bibliography of the Hebrew Book (Mifal Ha-Bibliografiyah): Hebrew books printed 1473–1960, with biographies of authors *Encyclopaedia Judaica: Second edition (2007 update of original 1971 edition) Jewish Encyclopedia: Unedited contents of the encyclopedia originally published in New York, 1901–1906 Qiryat Sefer: National bibliography of the State of Israel, beginning 1993 (See JNUL Library for earlier data) *Maagarim: The Hebrew Language Historical Dictionary Morfix: Free access Hebrew–English/English–Hebrew dictionary Nivonkhon Ivri: List of Hebrew idioms with explanations *Rav Milim: Comprehensive Hebrew–English/English–Hebrew dictionary |
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All About Jewish Theatre: Platform for Jewish and Israeli theater and performing-arts practitioners Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature The Internet Archive: Free access digital library searchable by subject, media type, etc. Jewish Language Research Website: a resource for the field of Jewish languages and linguistics Legends of the Jews: Louis Ginzberg's Legends of the Jews Volumes I–IV Medieval Hebrew Poetry: Hebrew poetry composed primarily from the 4th to the 18th centuries Mendele: Forum for Yiddish language and literature and links to other Yiddish websites National Center for Jewish Film: Motion picture archive, distributor and resource center housing the largest, most comprehensive collection of Jewish-themed film and video in the world Piyut Archive: Archive of piyyutim and melodies Project Ben Yehuda: Classics of Hebrew literature: poetry and prose, essays, and more; in Hebrew Yiddish Sources: Comprehensive source of information for those interested in using Yiddish materials in their research; arranged by reference, research, and events Yivoencyclopedia.org: complete picture of the history and culture of Jews in Eastern Europe from the beginnings of their settlement in the region to the present |
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Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University: Full text publications in the area of the Jewish lifecycle *eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics Hebrew/Jewish Names: By gender, historical period, and other categories Hebrew, Yiddish, and Aramaic Biblical Names: Search for names and meanings Jewish Lifecycle: From the Jewish Agency for Israel Jewish Living and Learning: From the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Lifecycle materials: Rituals, practices, issues, and concerns that stem from a particular time or event in a person or a family's life; from the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance Lifecycles: Jewish customs and laws for major lifecycle events, from education to parenting to sex, as reconceived in modern times; from My Jewish Learning Secular Jewish Ceremonies: For cultural Jews, their partners, and their families; from the Society for Humanistic Judaism Social Services Directory: The New York Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services Zmanim: Instant worldwide times |
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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Scholarly index of articles on religious studies (all religions) includes selected full-text articles and many citations to articles on Jewish music; relevant subject headings: music, Jewish; synagogue music; Judaism–liturgy Cantors.org: The Cantors Assempbly, the Conservative Movement's professional association of hazzanim; includes selected volumes of the Journal of Synagogue Music and Proceedings of the Cantors Assembly Hazzanut Online: Cantorial scores, MIDI sound, biographies, background articles; emphasis on Dutch hazzanut *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title Piyut Archive: Archive of piyyutim and melodies RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): The best source for citations of scholarly articles on Jewish music; relevant subject headings: hazzan, hazzanut; liturgy and prayer; music |
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Chazzanut Online: Cantorial scores, MIDI sound, biographies, background articles; emphasis on Dutch hazzanut Shulmusic.org: Scores of liturgical music and MIDI sound |
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Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology: From Indiana University's Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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Hebrew and Yiddish Song Indexes (The National Library of Israel's Catalog): Premiere resource for locating scores of songs in collections. At "Select Library," choose "Music Center" for Hebrew or Yiddish songs index. Jewish Music Research Centre: Thesaurus of Jewish Music: Major database documenting oral and written musical traditions of global Jewish communities |
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Hazzanut Online: Cantorial scores, MIDI sound, biographies, background articles; emphasis on Dutch hazzanut Dartmouth Jewish Sound Archive: Includes all types of music, in eight languages Freedman Jewish Sound Archive Catalog: Outstanding catalog of Yiddish music; searchable by composer, author, title, first line, subject, genre, and style Hava Nashira: Website for song leaders, including lists of recordings and songbooks Jewish Music Web Center: Includes guide, "Starting Research in Jewish Music Research," and more JTS Music Archives: Collections of cantors, composers, musicologists, teachers, and collectors of Jewish music from The Jewish Theological Seminary Judaica Sound Archives: Massive catalog and selected audio of Jewish music; emphasis on pre-1950 Yiddish and U.S. recordings JMI Keynote Jewish Music Library Database: Produced by the Jewish Music Institute at the University of London; database of recorded and notated music Milken Archive of American Jewish Music: Aims to record, preserve, and distribute a vast cross-section of outstanding pieces of American Jewish music from the past 350 years National Sound Archives: Hebrew University Library's digitized audio of music from Israel and Jewish communities worldwide Shulmusic.org: A repository of mostly Ashkenazi Jewish liturgical music Tara: Jewish music publisher Transcontinental Music: Jewish music publisher VirtualCantor: Digital recordings of daily, Shabbat, and holiday nusah Zam'ru: The Jewish choral music database; includes list of recorded songs with ten types of indices Zemereshet: project Zemerl: Interactive database of Jewish songs |
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*ATLA/ATLAS Religion Database: Biblical studies and world religions; citations and partial/full text in journals (1949–present) *Index to Hebrew Periodicals: Citations to articles from more than 1,000 Hebrew magazines, journals, and newspapers published in Israel, primarily after 1977 *Index to Jewish Periodicals: Magazines and journals in English *Journal Locator (EBSCO A–Z): Access to full-text periodicals by journal title *JSTOR: Scholarly journals in the arts and humanities in European languages; full text LEKKET: Online database of selected articles in Jewish Studies (World Union of Jewish Studies) Malmad: Journals from Malmad Center for Digital Services; Hebrew RAMBI (Reshimat Ma'amarim be-Mada'ei ha-Yahadut): Index of scholarly articles on Jewish subjects in several languages; primarily citations |
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*eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics *eBook Collection (EBSCOhost): eBooks in Jewish studies, 1996–2001 Google Hebrew Books: Access to Hebrew books published in Israel HathiTrust Digital Library: Full-text access to books published before 1923 HebrewBooks.org: Classic Hebrew books for free download; searchable by subject |
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DART-Europe E-theses Portal: Access to full-text research theses from universities sourced from European countries *ProQuest Dissertations and Theses: Dissertations in the humanities and social sciences: full text since late 1990s; citations only for earlier dissertations |
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*Bibliography of the Hebrew Book (Mifal Ha-Bibliografiyah): Hebrew books printed 1473–1960, with biographies of authors *Encyclopaedia Judaica: Second edition (2007 update of original 1971 edition) *Encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic World: Academic reference literature on the Jews of Muslim lands, particularly in the late medieval, early modern and modern periods Jewish Encyclopedia: Unedited contents of the encyclopedia originally published in New York, 1901–1906 Jewish Virtual Library: Most comprehensive online Jewish encyclopedia in the world, covering everything from anti-Semitism to Zionism Kiryat Sefer: National bibliography of the State of Israel, beginning 1993 (See JNUL Library for earlier data) Morfix: Free access Hebrew–English/English–Hebrew dictionary Nivonkhon Ivri: List of Hebrew idioms with explanations *Rav Milim: Comprehensive Hebrew–English/English–Hebrew dictionary |
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Berman Jewish Policy Archive: Open access to a growing library of 4,000+ policy-relevant documents from leading authors, journals, and organizations Calendar Converter: Monthly Jewish calendar and ability to convert dates between Jewish and Gregorian calendars (English/Russian) The Center for Jewish History: Combined collections of five major institutions of Jewish scholarship, history, and art: the American Jewish Historical Society, the American Sephardi Federation, the Leo Baeck Institute, the Yeshiva University Museum, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Daat: Daat Center for Jewish studies and humanities European Jewish Studies: Directory of Jewish Studies in Europe from the European Association for Jewish Studies The Internet Archive: Free access digital library searchable by subject, media type, etc. Jewish Link: Jewish genealogy links The Jewish National and University Library (JNUL) Jewish Women: A comprehensive historical encyclopedia; biographies, thematic essays, photographs and illustrations on a wide range of Jewish women through the centuries JTA Archive: Original reporting of events spanning Jewish experience, much of it not covered by the mainstream media; includes articles reported from Europe between 1937 and 1945 that document the Holocaust on a daily basis, articles documenting the experience of Russian Jews throughout the Communist era, coverage of life in then-Palestine before the new state was inaugurated etc. LGBT Jewish Heroes: Poster series of Jewish LGBT changemakers National Center for Jewish Film: Motion picture archive, distributor, and resource center housing the largest, most comprehensive collection of Jewish-themed film and video in the world Religion Compass: Peer-reviewed surveys of the most important research and current thinking from across the entire discipline Repositories of Primary Sources - Israel and the Near East: Updated listing of websites describing holdings of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and other primary sources for the research scholar Steven Spielberg Jewish Film Archive: Full-length films on Jewish topics divided into categories including Jewish communities, the Holocaust, and the State of Israel United States Holocaust Museum: Registry of Jewish Holocaust survivors with search capabilities Weizmann Center for Study of Zionism at Tel Aviv University: Devoted to advancing scholarly research of the Zionist idea, the Zionist movement, the Yishuv (Jewish community in Palestine), and the State of Israel from a multidisciplinary approach and critical perspective, the center publishes two semiannual academic journals: Israel: Studies in Zionism and the State of Israel—History, Society, Culture (Hebrew) and The Journal of Israeli History: Politics, Society, Culture Yad Ben-Zvi: Founded for the purpose of studying documents, manuscripts, and printed material relating to the history, communal life, and culture of Jewish communities under Islam and in other countries of the Middle East and Asia; for initiating and supporting research on these subjects; and for publishing monographs and texts reflecting the history and cultural activity of these communities Yad Tabenkin: The Research and Documentation Center of the kibbutz movement offers a scholarship fund for research; it also publishes a yearbook and other selected works, including some by kibbutz members, the labor movement, and from the academic world
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Annotated Bibliography and Guide to Archival Resources on the History of Jewish Women in America: Compiled by Phyllis Holman Weisbard Bibliography of Sources on Sexual and Domestic Violence in the Jewish Community: Resources from the Minnesota Center on Violence and Abuse Directory of Domestic Violence Resources: Compiled by Jewish Women International *eBook Collection (ebrary): More than 7,000 eBooks in religion, philosophy, classics Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies at Penn: An interdisciplinary program at the University of Pennsylvania that provides intellectual opportunities to explore the role of gender in human affairs Hadassah-Brandeis Institute: The "Publications" section includes full-text scholarly articles and research bibliographies Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (JOFA): Aims to expand the spiritual, ritual, intellectual, and political opportunities for women within the framework of halakha; includes "Publications" and "Online Library" sections Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia: Comprehensive scholarly work; includes biographical and thematic articles Jewish Women's Archive: Aims to chronicle and transmit the rich legacy of Jewish women and their contributions to their families and communities; includes research tools, digitized issues of The American Jewess, curriculum resources, oral history tools, etc. Jewish Women's Studies, The Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History: Hebrew University's searchable database annotated with key words; primary sources arranged by historical time periods Kolot Women's and Gender Study Center at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College: Offers insights and innovative practices from the study of gender and Judaism to Jews across denominations Lilith Magazine: "Independent, Jewish & frankly feminist" Ma'yan: Site advocates for a Jewish community fully inclusive of women; research section includes reports, articles, white papers, and more Nashim: Scholarly journal of Jewish women's studies and gender issues Women and Gender Studies and Issues: A gateway to resources on Jewish women, including domestic violence and LGBT resources in the Jewish community Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal: An academic, refereed journal published exclusively on the Internet and devoted to scholarly debate on gender-related issues in Judaism Women's League for Conservative Judaism: Synagogue-based women's organization and an active arm of the Conservative/Masorti Movement; provides services toward education, religious observance, and resources for sisterhoods |