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Building the Library's Next Site

Libraries are always looking for new and better ways to communicate, both internally and externally, with their patrons. There have been a plethora of sites introduced in recent months that allow libraries to create a variety of sites and tools to enhance their online presence and collaboration abilities; many of these sources are free and open source applications, and some worthy for fee applications are also presented for consideration. Among the goals of this edition of the Internet Resources column is to point out that open source applications are not always easy to use. Are they effective, powerful, and attractive? Definitely. Easy to use, navigate, and maintain by librarians with average or limited technical skills? Perhaps not. Many applications would greatly benefit libraries and their missions but require appropriate staffing and technical expertise to make them shine. The Public Services Quarterly Internet Column is designed to highlight resources librarians can use to increase their awareness, augment their skills, and provided better services to their patrons. While strengths and weaknesses of each site are included in these reviews, the sites chosen are recommended or highly recommended for use by academic librarians. All of these sites are listed and easily accessible from http://psqinternet.googlepages. com/home. All questions and comments about the Public Services Quarterly Internet Column can be directed to Nicole A. Cooke at: PSQInternet@ gmail.com