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Library Bookwatch, Oct, 2004
Weaving A Library Web
Helene Blowers & Robin Bryan
ALA Editions
c/o American Library Association
50 East Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611
0838908772 $32.00 1-800-545-2433
The collaboration of professional librarians Helene Blowers (Web Services Director, Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County) and Robin Bryan (Information Specialist, Public Library of Chrlotte and Mecklenburg County), Weaving A Library Web: A Guide To Developing Children's Websites is an authoritative and practical guide to building a library website especially for young patrons. Sample screenshots, guidelines, recommended flowcharts for website structure, site testing and evaluation tips, and much more all fill this no-nonsense resource. A "must-read" for anyone charged with building a children's library website. School and community librarians should request the free ALA publications catalog for a complete listing of their titles.
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