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Online encyclopedia with articles on world cultures and countries, organized by region and by culture groups. Sections cover North America, Oceania, South Asia, Europe, East and Southeast Asia, Russia and Eurasia, China, South America, Middle America and the Caribbean, and Africa and the Middle East. Articles are listed under letter ranges and by individual country or people.
Taleem360 is a study platform that collects educational resources including textbooks, helping books, notes, past papers, test papers and exam preparation material. The site also lists institutes, admissions updates, college reviews, courses and fee structures. The listed resources are browsable by category, and many are offered as PDF downloads.
Operation CHARM is an online repository of free car and truck service manuals, described as spanning many makes and models from 1982 through 2013. The site states that the data will be available free of charge permanently. The project also releases the database and code powering the site publicly so that an equivalent site could be set up.
Software Foundations is a series introducing the mathematical foundations of reliable software. Each volume's text and exercises are formalized as a proof script for the Rocq proof assistant. It targets readers from advanced undergraduates to researchers; no background in logic or programming languages is assumed.
CORE Econ provides free online economics textbooks and resources, including The Economy 2.0 ebooks and regional adaptations. The Economy: A South Asian Perspective adapts the introductory textbook with topics specific to South Asian and developing economies.
The Online Books Page lists over 3 million free books available on the Web, organized by authors, titles, subjects and serials. Its features include exhibits on women writers, banned books and prize-winning books online. It is edited by John Mark Ockerbloom.
