Use of Java/JavaScripts on library homepages

[Bill Drew]

I am again doing a workshop for librarians in Central New York titled
"Internet For Non-Beginners: The World Wide Web".  It focuses on what
the web is, using and configuring Netscape, Search Engines and
Herarchical Lists, JavaScripts/Java, Nuts and Bolts of HTML, and  What
makes a good library page.  

I am asking again for applications of Java/JavScripts on library
webpages.  I am not after banners or scrolling notices, I am after
innovative and unique uses that go beyond uisng "onmouseover" and such
functions. 

The URL for my last presentation of this workshop is:

http://www.morrisville.edu/~drewwe/workshop/11-15-96.htm

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