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Future directions in online information at MetaCenter

This paper describes the goals of the Metacenter Online Illformation System and the vision for itsfuture development. If discusses new and improved materials that need to be developed for the system, ways to make the system easier to use, and the underlying technology and protocols upon which additional development will be based. Acknowledgements: Staff membersfrom all the Metacenter sites have contributed to the ideas expressed in this paper. To thank them all individually is impossible, but special thanks are due to Dan Dwyer and the Cornell Theory Center Online Information Project who provided theformat, style, and much of the text. Without the enthusiastic input of each of the centers, this statement of thefuture directions in online information at the MetaCenter would have been impossible. Of course, any errors and omissions are the sole responsibility of the author. Disclaimer: Technology in the National Information Enterprise of high-performance computing, networks, and information publishing is changing so rapidly that much of this statement on future directions must be considered speculative and subject to change.