Join your fellow Webmasters (and Webmaster wannabes) at the Webmasters
discussion
group scheduled for Saturday, March 27, 12:30-2:00 p.m.  In this informal
session,
we'll open the floor to a wide range of Web issues related to site design
and
management.  Here are some topics that I've gathered over the past months to
get
you thinking--in fact, there are so many that we may end up having to pull
them from a hat!:

-- How/where a site fits within a larger institutional Web site
-- Webmaster's toolbox (discussion of web development/management
software)
-- Accessibility (balancing cutting edge features with "universally"
accessible features)
-- Balancing Web duties with traditional library duties
-- Delegation of Web site maintenance among other staff with varying
levels of HTML knowledge/skills
-- Web publishing models (approaches to gathering, managing, and
finally publishing information)
-- Beauty on the Web (recent ARLIS-L thread)
-- Harnessing feedback from users
-- Web interfaces to museum collection databases
-- Movement from static HTML pages to dynamically generated HTML from
databases
(impact on Web searching)
-- Collection development policies for Web resources

*** Keep in mind that the room we're scheduled to meet in is not wired, so
we won't be
able to demo any Web sites, etc. during the session. ***

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Sam Duncan
Associate Librarian/Cataloguer
Amon Carter Museum
3501 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76107-2695
(817) 738-1933 ext. 245
(817) 738-4066 fax
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All opinions are my own and not those of my employer.