I wonder if anyone on this list might have knowledge of other listserv lists, or e-journals, or even newsgroups, that focus specifically on information technology in Museums; either in a general sense, or some specific aspect like issues facing museums that are developeing World Wide Web sites, for instance. I know there is for instance the list "Web4Lib" about such issues in Libraries; How about Museums? Thank you very much for any leads, Richard Rinehart Computer Resource Specialist University Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive University of California at Berkeley re: >Last month I discovered that the Exploratorium has a WWW page. It's >pretty cool, anyone interested should take a look. For those who >havn't encountered the World Wide Web before, see if it's offered >in your internet service menus. For those without menus, try going >into the Unix shell and typing LYNX. The exploratorium page can be >found by searching on "museums." There are a few other museums on >WWW as well. > >I think the WWW is the future of internet, as far as access by the >nontechnical user is concerned. ASTC might do well to look into >getting on the internet and setting up a Web page. The Compuserve >people are smart, so I expect that before long, cserve users will >have WWW graphical access to internet. (The main difference will be, >of course, the high hourly price of compuserve!!!) > > >.....................uuuu / oo \ uuuu........,............................. >William Beaty voice:206-781-3320 bbs:206-789-0775 >EE/Programmer/Science exhibit hobbyist >Seattle, WA 98117