A tool for finding information or "pages" on the World Wide Web. Usually consists of a hierarchical list of topics.
a web site which provides links to information on the Internet organized by topic
A Subject Index or Subject Catalog is a service that organizes linked documents by their content and subject matter. Organized into general categories (or alphabetically) at the top level, documents are layered hierarchically and collected with related pages. Although any subject index may be smaller than a searchable one, it is generally a much more reliable tool.
A list of a website's content, typically presented in alphabetical order, similar to an index in the back of a book. The main difference between a subject index and a site map is that a site map conveys website structure or navigation.
a listing of major Bible topics, each followed by a passage or passages of Scripture about that topic. Some subject indexes also reference topics covered in study notes, devotions, and book introductions.
An alphabetical list of subjects which is used to find the CLASSMARKS for those subjects you are interested in.