Helpful Websites for information on Robert's Rules:

• Robert's Rules: The official home page of Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised. Includes a question-and-answer forum.

• National Association of Parliamentarians: Official site of the National Association of Parliamentarians. Offers news, membership and independent study course.

• American Institute of Parliamentarians: Official site of the American Institute of Parliamentarians. Parliamentary materials, correspondence courses and newsletters.

• Constitution Society: The 1915 edition of Robert's Rules, maintained by the Constitution Society. Lesson outlines provided for further study.

• Robert's Rules of Order: A quick reference for running meetings effectively, with summary of rules. For middle/high school students.

• Survival Tips on Robert's Rules of Order: Practical tips on parliamentary procedure, updated monthly by the California State Association of Parliamentarians. A how-to site, with examples in layman's terms for the beginner.

• Robert's Rules of Order Online: Full 1915 edition of Robert's Rules, with an index and a keyword search. Easy-to-use site for submitting a question, taking a parliamentary quiz, or linking to over fifty parliamentary Web sites.

• Parliamentary Procedure Online: The companion to RulesOnline.com. Educational and fun Web site with brain teasers, FAQs, keyword search, Web links. Very helpful for the high school student studying parliamentary procedure.

• Oklahoma State Association of Parliamentarians: Promotes the study and use of Robert's Rules of Order in Oklahoma at the state level, with links to applying them at the local units.

• Professor Nelson Pena's Page: The Robert's Rules of Order text in Spanish, maintained by a professor at the University of Puerto Rico.