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>I am new to this list, and an Internet novice. I have begun visiting web
>sites for museums and found a few of interest, but I must be very clumsy at
>it since I have not found much of substance. Admittedly, my interest is in
>art museums and not many museums have their collections digitized and
>available--or am I mistaken.
>Mark Ast, PhD
An important thing to remember when surfing the web is that the web is new.
A year ago, one would have found only a few museums with any sort of
presence on the web. Now one will find hundreds. This is phenomenal
growth, and the rate of growth is expected to increase.
Mark is right, one doesn't YET find much of substance on the web. Most of
us 'web developers' currently speak of what we are going to do, not what we
have done.
One should not judge the web by what one sees today. It's what will happen
tomorrow that is interesting and exciting.
Jim
Jim Angus
Director of Information Technology and Hypermedia Programs
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90007
voice: 213/744-3317
fax: 213/746-2999
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