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Published to meet the unique needs of the library profession, this information-packed resource shows you how to mount a home page on the Web and helps you maximize cyberspace services to your patrons. The authors focus on the universal principles of home page design and the content that's integral to informative library home pages. They advise on defining your Web goals, keeping your content up to date, HTML basics, publicizing your home page to attract visitors, and what other libraries are doing. Features screen captures of actual library home pages as well as Internet addresses so that you can easily call up real-time examples.
"Librarians interested in developing a library home page will find this book a good starting point for their endeavor. Recommended as a useful planning tool".
"Building the Service-Based Library Web Site covers just about everything you need to know to get started on the World Wide Web". -- School Library Journal
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Doody 图书评论
This step-by-step guide takes the neophyte Web user by the hand and walks him/her through the process of creating a library Web site -- including planning, content, hardware/software, education, and promotion. The purpose is "to present a non-technical accessible introduction to what the Web can do." Despite increasing numbers of library school grads who possess Web-authoring skills, there are undoubtedly libraries and librarians across the globe who could benefit from an introductory book on Web design geared toward libraries. Although the authors do not indicate to whom within the library the book is specifically intended, it seems best suited for library administrators who want a better understanding of what it takes to develop a Web site; library Web site committee members whose job is it to oversee the development of the library's site; and. of course, budding library "Webmasters" who lack experience in designing and developing a site. The book contains ample illustrations of act ual Web sites that do a good job of illuminating the topic at hand, whether it be certain types of content, graphics, or other features being discussed. The book is also well laid out and easy to read and contains appendixes on "special considerations" for three types of libraries, plus templates for three different Web page designs that the reader will find useful. This book is practical handbook for the development of a library Web site that includes all the basic material to assist the neophyte in establishing, developing, promoting, and maintaining a Web site. The authors also include helpful hints culled from their Web-authoring experience, such as one to avoid cluttering the home page with too much detail, where to look for content, how to select members of the Web committee, etc. The book is well-organized into chapters on Web introduction, Web planning (including developing a project timeline, and Web policies), obtaining staff consensus and staff education, content developm ent (including selection, sources, new content, multimedia, etc.), Web page style and design, and n, evaluation and maintenance. Glenn Ferdman, MLS(Children's Memorial Hospital). Copyright 2001, Doody Publishing
《图书馆杂志》(Library Journal )书评
Librarians interested in developing a library homepage will find this book a good starting point for their endeavor. Written by two members of the team that developed the University of Michigan's University Library Homepage, the book begins with a "nontechnical accessible introduction to what the Web can do," then presents a process for developing and designing a web site. It highlights various factors to be considered: defining the goal of your homepage and planning its content with the patron in mind; promoting your homepage to your patrons; and keeping it current. Targeted at library staff, the book also addresses securing administrative support for the development of a web site. Included are examples of various public and academic library homepages. Recommended as a useful planning tool.Kathleen Low, California State Lib., Sacramento (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.