What we want...

Taking a look back through our posts and comments, emails, and conversations, I think we're moving toward a more solid idea of what we'd like to end up with.

• A combination of different electronic resources on one page: databases, website links, eBooks, Ask-a-Librarian, Live Homework Help, etc.
• Resources grouped by subject area would include databases and carefully selected websites.
  
• In-depth information about a few select topics, e.g. Loudoun County/Virginia, ESL, Reading, and others to be determined. Could include static booklists or RSS feeds of new materials on the subject, and saved Infotrac searches as well as databases and websites.
• Seasonal special topics, such as back-to-school, gardening, Black History Month, etc.
  
• The ability to explore resources by subject area or type of resources, as at Worthington Library.
• The page should be arranged to allow access without having to click through many pages. Flash, mouseovers, and/or dropdowns would help.
• Links to public blogs and wikis
• Screencast and video tutorials

Anything to add, subtract, modify, argue?

Julie

Princeton Public Library

Princeton Public Library's recommended websites -- another one to add to our portfolio.

Julie

Library of the Year's Online Library

What do you think of this.
http://www.worthingtonlibraries.org/index_noflash.cfm?fid=root&CFID=1857190&CFTOKEN=92836618

I like the Virtual Reference Room concept(GVRL titles in there) and the Business section. I also like their terminology. It is understandable.