NCSA's "Web Mastery" site. Lot's of useful, annotated pointers to web sites on HTML and other skills needed to build web sites. A mega resource, highly recommended.

The Web4Lib electronic discussion is for the discussion of issues relating to the creation and management of library- based World-Wide Web servers and clients. This is where the rubber hits the road (i.e., where folks discuss the various issues that arise from building and running web sites in libraries).

Internet Literacy Consultants' "Glossary of Internet Terms."

Berkeley Digital Library. Well funded and it shows. A mega resource on the issues and practicalities of building and running digital libraries. The Web is one of the technologies that makes this all very real.

The Berkeley Digital Library's section on digital library library research and development.

Library Land - stuff on all kinds of stuff for libraries.

Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine (ISSN 1076-027X) reports about people, events, technology, public policy, culture, practices, study, and applications related to human communication and interaction in online environments.

Current Cites, an annotated monthly bibliography of selected articles, books, and electronic documents on information technology

Internet World. Good commercial site.

WEBWEEK, an online periodical about the Web.

The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review) is an electronic journal about end-user computer systems in libraries.

Studio Archetype, an example of a high-end web development business. Read about the organization and have a look at the organization chart for descriptions of web publishing jobs.

Got an address? Print a map of that address here. Check out the interface for vooming the map.

Scientific American's special report, "The Internet: Bringing Order from Chaos."

The Hyperproceedings of the Sixth International World Wide Web Conference.

O'Reilly and Associates Web Developer's Library, available online an on CD-ROM.

Harold Rheingold's Brainstorms, "an experiment in community futurism." Check out his Tools for thought and The Virtual Community for his views on the digital future.