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Sites Devoted to Old and Middle English

• Georgetown Old English Pages. The best resource leading to all kinds of information about Old English.
• Alan Keig's monster page of OE links.
• Hwaet! Examples of Old English in context, also from Georgetown.
• Guide to on-line Bible passages in Old English.
• The Complete Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Poetry. The texts of the Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records, in web-readable form.
• Images of Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts.
• The Celts and Saxons Home Page, mainly a fun site but with serious information and bibliography included.
• Glossary of cyberterms in Old English, for those who need to communicate about bytes in Anglo-Saxon.
• Old English Aerobics from the University of Virginia, a "work-out" tutor in the language.
• Sean Miller's pages at Cambridge, featuring information on 10th-century England.
• Read a complete translation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle on-line.
• Excellent print bibliography on pre-modern English.
• Blue Rider's Old English page; basic and helpful.
• And while we're at it, Blue Rider's Middle English.
• Cyril Babaev's on-line OE grammar.
• A very basic Old English Glossary by Karen Jambeck of Western Connecticut University.
• A seemingly abandoned but still interesting Old English project.
• Some reverse vocabulary.
• Old English Aloud, for those with the technology to hear it.
• Michael Hanly's Anglo-Saxon home page.
• The Michigan Middle English Compendium--but you can't use their on-line dictionary :(
• The Luminarium on-line Middle English anthology.
• TEAMS Middle English texts, hi-tech, quite cool.
• Virginia Index to E-texts of Middle English. An index to publicly-accessible electronic versions of Middle English texts on the Web.
• Comparative Middle English versions of the 23rd Psalm.
• Teresa Reed's guide to pronouncing Chaucer.
• Teach yourself Chaucer, from Harvard.