Websites - How to search the web
The web can provide excellent resources for your topic but if you are going to limit your research by using information from Google andWikipedia, you may not be finding all the information available about it.
TTS Senior Library provides a libguide on how to "locate websites".
National Organisations
Agencies, Associations and Organisations
Professional Societies and Organisations often provide valuable information on their websites: publications, news, newsletters, workshops and competition announcements.
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Singapore Computer SocietyThe Singapore Computer Society (SCS) is the leading infocomm and digital media professional society in Singapore.
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International Association of Computer Science and Information TechnologyIACSIT is a registered international scientific association of distinguished scholars engaged in Computer Science and Information Technology.
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Australian Computer SocietyACS is an association for information and communications technology professionals that aims to advance professional excellence in information technology.
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British Colloquium for Theoretical Computer ScienceBCTCS is an annual event for UK-based researchers in theoretical computer science. A central aspect of BCTCS is the training of PhD students.
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Canadian Information Processing SocietyCIPS performs accreditation of computer science and software engineering programs at Canadian universities. CIPS is also responsible for defining the Canadian IT Body of Knowledge.
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Computing Research AssociationCRA seeks to strengthen research and advanced education in computing and allied fields, uniting industry, academia, and government.
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hackNYhackNY is a New York City-based initiative seeking to create and empower a community of student-technologists.
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IEEE Computer SocietyA professional society of IEEE that aims to advance the theory, practice, and application of computer and information processing science and technology.
A-Level ICT Resources
A-Level Computing Resources
Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation was founded to promote the study of computer science in schools. The foundation has developed the Raspberry Pi, a small, low cost computer that serves as a good platform for engaging in hands on learning. It is an effective way to dive into computing and programming in languages such as Python, as it can do everything a typical desktop computer can do - data processing, playing games, or even browsing the Internet. Their website has a large collection of resources for learning more about this system, as well as some ideas on how to start out working with it.