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Encyclopedia of Alabama

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Plans published11
Spec score · Online Encyclopedias7.7 (#12)7.6 (#16)
HeadquartersAuburn, Alabama, United StatesOslo, Norway

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Encyclopedia of Alabama

Encyclopedia of Alabama is a free web reference resource covering the state’s history, culture, geography, and natural environment. Its articles range from people, events, sports, art, literature, industry, and government to plants, animals, agriculture, and recreation. Contributors—including academic scholars and field scientists—write or adapt material for the Encyclopedia, and the site says it adds content regularly. Articles may include multimedia, while themed collections bring related entries together and image galleries link visual material to related articles. Readers can search or browse by categories, articles, authors, events, organizations, people, places, collections, galleries, and quick facts. Citation tools and educator resources are available. Noncommercial educational reuse is permitted with appropriate citation and credit; commercial reproduction requires prior permission. The editorial office is administered by Auburn University through its Office of University Outreach in partnership with University Libraries. The site accepts correction suggestions that identify an error and provide at least one supporting reference.

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Store norske leksikon

Store norske leksikon is a free reference work with expert-written articles based on research. Its encyclopedia covers subjects and fields in both Bokmål and Nynorsk. Subject editors maintain their areas and provide academic quality control. Registered readers can propose new articles or changes, which an editor reviews before publication. Articles are intended to use clear language, structured headings, definitions, fact boxes and links to related material; many are adapted linguistically for school pupils. SNL says the articles are useful to pupils, students and teachers. Reading does not require an account, though submitting proposals or comments and sending internal messages does. The publisher says AI-generated text may not be published in the encyclopedia. Its works offer an open API and metadata marked for free reuse, and the encyclopedia is updated daily. SNL aims to meet most WCAG 2.0 AAA requirements and all AA requirements. Some explanatory image captions are not adapted for screen readers, although the relevant articles also provide image information in text. The encyclopedia is available on the web, through an API and on iOS.

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