The site looks organized and clean and includes a lot of content. The blogs for kids, teens and adults offers updated information with rss feed. The site makes the library's databases and special collections nicely visible.

Our site was recently designed with public use in mind.

It starts with a general hirearchy of tabs at the top with the services we provide. Featured programs and other upcoming programs are featured on the front page. Also a customer favorite is our rotating bookshelf with the New Items at the library. Each cover image provides a direct link to the item in the catalog, and is pulled from an RSS feed of new items added to our catalog.

The bottom footer is also similar to a drop down menu, which provides important (but not top level) information on all the pages of the our website.

TeenLibWiki is a collaborative encyclopedia for everything related to Teen Librarianship. The wiki format allows anyone to create or edit any article, so we can all work together to create a comprehensive database for librarians serving teens!

"The Alternative teen services blog is maintained by teen librarians who share ideas, resources, and advocacy about serving teens. By sharing our ideas in a fun and supportive environment, we will gain perspectives that improve our library services to teenage youth."

New Media, New Libraries, New Services for Youth.

A network for youth services and young adult librarians and anyone else interested in web 2.0 and its opportunities and possibilities for library youth and young adult services.

We are focused on the application of web 2.0 and web 3D technologies to library Youth and Teen services.

And also connecting Youth Services and Young Adult Librarians so we can share what know and we are doing out there...

Are you new to all things web 2.0? This is a great place to try start learning about and using new technologies and collaborating with others.