Recommended tools, references, websites, and materials gathered in one place.

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Some are practical. Others are educational, creative, reflective, or simply useful to have nearby.

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There is no requirement that everything here fit into a single subject.

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A resource may be a website, book, article, assessment, application, reference guide, learning tool, creative tool, or something difficult to categorize.

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The standard is simple:

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It should be useful.

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Some resources may help you learn something. Others may help you create, organize, practice, think, solve a problem, or explore an idea.

This section will continue to grow as worthwhile resources are discovered.

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Not everything on the internet deserves your attention.

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These are things that might.

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Useful Resources is the reference desk of the Wagstaff Library.

This section brings together tools, websites, references, collections, and materials that are genuinely useful. Some resources were created within the Wagstaff Library; others point to excellent work elsewhere.

There is no reason to recreate a good resource simply to keep someone on this website. If someone else has already built an excellent tuner, metronome, reference site, learning tool, or archive, the Wagstaff Library can simply help you find it.

Use what is helpful. Follow the links. Come back whenever you need another tool.