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USING THE WORLD WIDE WEB MEDIUM FOR LIBRARY
EXHIBITS by Eric Schnell
Through the development of new technologies utilizing the World Wide
Web media librarians are now positioned to offer information services
based on multimedia resources. With new tools becoming available
seemingly every day, library media specialists have begun to
investigate applications for media-based information. This paper
describes the potential of the Web as a meduim for creating media
information resources in the form of online exhibits. It will discuss
the advantages of using the Web medium for exhibit production, provide
a summary of a Web exhibit pilot project, highlight production
techniques, and considers the issues facing libraries developing such
resources.
INTER-MEDIA COLUMN
Internet Resources: WWW Update for Media
Managers by Michael Albright
Mike updates his last column and continues to bring us the best of the
web for media professionals.
MEDIA WORKS COLUMN
Lights! Cameras! Log On!: The UC Berkeley Media
Resources Center Web Site by Gary Handman
Gary Handman, Director of the Media Resources Center, Moffitt Library,
UC Berkeley describes their cutting edge web site.
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