The Trible Library Media Center provides access to a video collection of over 2,000 titles & an audio collection with over 1400 music items. The Media Center also assists students with their production, performance & document finishing needs.

The website incorporates may Web 2.0 features including Twitter and Flickr. Please rate us.

Vehículo de comunicación virtual que intenta recopilar información de utilidad a los estudiantes, profesores y toda la comunidad académica que forma el Instituto de Banca y Comercio, Recinto de Ponce y a la comunidad virtual en general.

Nice clean site. Puts what you need at your finger-tips in a well-ordered way. See the E-Research Tools or Ask-Us Page for an examples. The initial search box that greets you on the home page is also a good example.

On the con-side, the help and general info pages aren't that inspired.

Extremely well-done library website done in Drupal. This together with FSU are probably my two most favorite library sites using Drupal at the moment.

The site's database page is almost a reenactment in the flesh of my screencast "Creating a Library Database Page Using Drupal". The SFX integration for journals looks interesting.

On their 'Ask-a-Librarian' Page they have three Meebo widgets -- interesting approach.

Visually the site and clean and extremely well done. No blog-look here. I also like flexible widths of the layout.

All-in-all a very good job!

Wonderfully designed, extremely pleasing looking website from Claremont College. Again all the usual suspects of a modern academic website are there: news, 'ask us', an events calendar, plus links to databases and other online resources.

Everything is well laid out and visually appealing -- event the Staff Directory.

The Robert W. Woodruff Library is the main library of Emory University (Atlanta, GA). The site is well designed and extremely good looking. It's got everything there: news, calendar, links to databases, etc. In a sense, this is the direction of all academic library websites (at least the lucky ones). And yet, I'm left wondering if the design is a bit too reticent and restrained and whether we as academics are missing out on "suggest a resource" and "most popular items" that would be the first things we'd see on a commercial site.

The site could also use a "Help" option (yes, I know, "Ask a question"...)

So visually I think it works. It just needs to be a bit more "courageous" in its implementation.

Whoever did the design work on this ought to be congratulated! Really nice looking site. Even the 2nd Tier pages like the Database and Contacts pages are well laid out. There's the (by now) normal multi-search box at the top. For chat on their Ask A Librarian Page, they're using Meebo.

All-in-all a nice job!

New site redesign from U. of I. at UC. The organization is simple enough and you can tell that they spent a lot of time making it easy to search for items.

The use of Ajax on the main page to go from one search option to another is particularly effective.

Graphically, the site is about average. The 2nd tier pages need a better layout (the content just looks thrown together).

Also, linking back to the Library's home page from 2nd tier pages and browsing databases by subject still need work.

Everything CNU students and faculty need - in one place!

Access to online books and journal articles, access to electronic course reserves, and links to databases by subject are all to be found from the Library's home page. Special services like Research Assistance and Interlibrary Loan are available from this page, too.

Any research assignment can be completed with the resources that are available here! And be sure to ask for help (by phone, email, or an in-person visit) if you don't see what you need for your research.

Redesigned in early 2007, this site takes advantage of many current web tools. Utilizing an easy to use tabbed interface, features include an integrated search function, rss feeds, subject and course guides, special collections module, online employment application module, staff search, event calendar, and press room, just to name a few.