EJANZH: Software Sites for Historians

http://www.ait.net/
Agency for Instructional Technology “AIT products include video programming, interactive videodiscs, computer software, CD-ROMs, and supporting print. AIT materials, which comprise 40% of all broadcast video classroom programming in the U.S. and Canada, are used on six continents, reaching nearly 34 million students in North American classrooms each year.”

http://www.cambrix.com/
Cambrix Publishing Inc. “Cambrix Publishing is one of the leading publishers of CD-ROM multimedia titles in the United States. Cambrix titles cover a wide range of topics in the education, reference and lifestyle fields.”

http://lucy.ukc.ac.uk/archives.html
CSAC The Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing’s Software Archives. Contains references to software that is mainly of interest to field researchers.

http://www.diskovery.com/software/
Diskovery This site links you to the software index for the Diskovery Educational Systems Corporation.

http://www.lpi.com/
Laurence Production Features software and other multimedia educational products.

http://www.learnware.net/map.html
LearnWare, Inc. develops and publishes advanced interactive language learning systems.

http://www.nisc.com/
National Information Services Corporation“NISC publishes a full range of bibliographic and full-text databases. Since 1990, our CD-ROM, print products, abstract and index services have been used by university libraries and research centers in nearly every country. In 1997, we added BiblioLine, our new Web search service.”

http://www.nross.com/cdross1.htm
Norman Ross Publishing, Inc. “An extensive collection of reference materials on CD-ROM.”

http://cd-rom-guide.com/index.html
Turboguide “The most comprehensive, powerful and easy-to-use CD-ROMs and Commercial Software directory. More than 32,000 records on-line.”

http://dlcwest.com/~wmp/
Weller Media Products A discount software catalogue, with a special focus in educational products.

http://www.hotfiles.com/
ZDNetCalled the “Software Library,” this is a searchable database for software shareware. Includes a fair amount of academic software.

http://www.uni-trier.de/zpid/links/software.htm
ZPID Psychologie im Internet: Software. This German-language website organizes links for psychology, statistics, and other social research software.