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From the Publisher:Anxious to get your staff and patrons using the Web or to create your library's home page? Junion-Metz, author of School Library Journal's popular "Surf For" column, and Metz, Director of Information Resources at Bucknell University, have created Using the World Wide Web and Creating Home Pages to give you all the information you need to browse the Web, integrate it into your library services, and build an attractive and functional home page for your library or department. Using accessible language and easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, the manual covers hardware and software requirements; choosing and using a Web browser; and training library staff and patrons to use the Web. The guide also shows how to use the Web to: expand sources available at the reference desk; find the best resources for children; bring in multimedia resources; archive information; assist with library operations and services. Special sections on creating HTML documents and designing a home page for your library or department complete this groundbreaking resource.