Wikipedia seems like it’s the go-to online reference for almost everything. And it’s HUGE. At almost 3.7 million articles, Wikipedia can give you more information than you want about pretty much anything.
One of the better features of this free online encyclopedia is the easy linking to related articles within the one you’re reading. However, the amount of links leads to an organizational nightmare and a lot of unintentional wikisurfing (the phenomenon in which all you wanted to know was what year “Benny and the Jets” was released and twelve clicks later you’re reading about the life and times of Chuck Norris).
Ever wish you could just have all the articles on the Byzantine Empire in one place (and actually read to the end of an article without clicking on a new one)? The Wikipedia Book Creator tool now lets you do just that by compiling your chosen articles into a downloadable book. READ MORE >>