"An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary" by Joseph Bosworth, edited and enlarged by T. N. Toller. Available in two formats: (i) a crude, wholly uncorrected text version (as yet); (ii) scanned TIFF images.

A Modern English to Old English glossary of computer terms. An entertaining site claiming to provide "greater clarity and simplicity".

An alphabetical list of Modern English words with corresponding Old English equivalents. Browseable in total or by first letter.

A page which gives the day, time, and date in Old English every time you log on.

An on-line course in Old English. Lectures, texts and exercises. Grammar discussion includes nominal inflection, verb inflection (weak, preterite-present and irregular verbs), and syntax (agreement, word order).

A site dedicated to editions of Old English texts that include the graphotactics of original manuscripts. Graphotactics concerns the incidence and measure of spacings between strings of written symbols of a text, where both the graphic symbols and the spacings carry linguistic information.

Some sound changes that took place from Proto-Germanic to Old English and in Old English.

An electronic discussion group dedicated to writing and communicating in Old English. Event announcements and links.

Abstract to a paper by Susan Pintzuk, arguing that the syntax of OE nominal and prepositional phrases is the same in poetry as it is in prose, except where the demands of meter interfere with 'normal' word order.

A diachronic account of Old English grammar, phonology and vocabulary (By Cyril Babaev).