As members of a scientific community, we naturally hold peer-reviewed primary research publications as the first and foremost avenue through which information is disseminated. If we keep this principle at the forefront of our decisions and actions as researchers and clinicians, it becomes perfectly reasonable for us to take advantage of the availability and simplicity of other avenues when we cull information related to speech-language pathology. This is especially important as we share this information with clients or persons unfamiliar with the intricacies of our field. For years now, the World Wide Web has been the most rapidly growing of these secondary avenues. It goes without saying that the Internet as a communications medium is fundamental to the sharing of information in today’s academic and professional circles. The purpose of this article is to make available to the affiliates of Division 5 a short list of Web sites whose content relates to speech science and orofacial disorders. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but one that offers a starting point for anyone interested in building upon his or her current knowledge base.