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Cultural, Literary, Art, Movie, etc., magazines and other Periodicals on the Net Visit GazetteOfTheArts.com' guide to the growing number of Internet sites which host periodicals dealing with cultural and literary topics
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Search Engines & Internet Directories - Link to the most powerful and popular search engines on the net. Descriptions of and direct links to: Alta Vista, Excite, FTP Search, HotBot, Infoseek, Looksmart, Lycos, Magellan, Snap!, Web Crawler, Yahoo!, and Other interesting and useful search engines and Internet directories.¹
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Providing Information on the World Wide Web: A Library of Congress Internet Resource Page This is a great place to get information on web site development and publishing. General topics include: General Resources and Guides, Uniform Resource Locators and Addressing, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Web Server Software,| Java and ActiveX, Web Statistics. As an example of the depth of this site the General Resources and Guides section of this page contains the following links to related sites and pages: Comprehensive Guide to Publishing on the Web (Web Communications, Inc.), Creating a Successful Web Page, Information Quality WWW Virtual Library (Australian National University) , Putting Information onto the Web (World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)) , Spotted Cow Media Web Toolbox (Spotted Cow Media) , Teaching and Publishing on the World Wide Web, Harry Kriz (Virginia Tech), Running a World Wide Web Service, Brian Kelly (University of Leeds), The Web Designer, Nelson LaViolette, Web Development (John December, Inc.), Web Mastery Resource List, Daniel LaLiberte and Nancy Stegall (National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)), WebDev, by Larry McKee, Jr. and Michael Guilfoyle (GloStart) , webreference.com, Andy King (webreference.com) , WWW Developers' Virtual Library (CyberWeb SoftWare) , The WWW Help Page, Kevin Werbach , WWW Tools for Aspiring Web Developers (Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation, Program (NASA)) and these links to World Wide Web Style Guides: Elements of Style for Web Design, Christine Quinn (Computer Administration Support Team, Stanford University), Guide to Web Style (Sun Microsystems), Library of Congress World Wide Web Style Guide , Twelve Top Tips for Index Page Builders (Index Stock), What Makes a Great Web Site? (webreference.com) , Web Style Manual, Patrick J. Lynch (Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media), Web Tools (University of Rochester Libraries), Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians, Eric Schnell (Ohio State University), World Wide Web Home Page Guidelines (NSF/NCSA World Wide Web Federal Consortium), World Wide Web Standards and Guidelines, (U.S. Department of Education)
Community of the Book:
Library of Congress listing of Community of the book organizations and programs promote
books and reading, administer literacy projects, and encourage the study of books.
Coverage includes authors and writing, book arts and production, libraries, reading
skills, reading promotion, the book industry, books and technology, intellectual freedom,
the history of books, and the international role of books. Many links to major book
related organizations. This is a page in Library of Congress The Center for the Book site which promotes
books and reading and has other interesting pages for those interested in the promotion of
literacy, including Book History/Book Arts Programs, Book Fairs/ Literary Festivals, Book
Events Calendar, and Book Lists.
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