InFoPeople Project Web Site

[Carole Leita]

The California State Library Project to provide access to the Internet in
its public libraries is entering its third year. As part of the project, we
have been maintaining a web site to help libraries who provide public
Internet access. We've just finished redesigning the site. Not only is the
design and graphical layout new, but also we have added a LOT of new content.

The site has five content areas:
	Project - history, how to get involved, grant application details, copies
of community plans of participating libraries, discussion lists archives,
and FAQ
	Workshops - Upcoming and materials from past ones
	How To - Includes information on such topics as - Web Page Design,
Installing software, Editing Netscape for public access, providing security
on your public computers, managing Netscape's bookmarks
	Libraries - participating libraries and California State Library directory
	Finding Info - Recommended Search Tools, Chart of search engines and
directories features, recommended reference sites for public libraries.

We welcome your comments and suggestions about the web site at:
http://infopeople.berkeley.edu:8000/

Carole Leita, ipweb at library.berkeley.edu
InFoPeople Project Web Site Manager