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Finally, a system for finding information on the Web
of equal quality to the American Public Library System.
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| Guided AccessTM to the Web |
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The Library Channel System unleashes unprecedented functionality to build high-quality Web Collections based on content experts, such as librarians, "selecting" and "cataloging" Web sites. The built-in Library Channel user-interface facilitates fast, easy and accurate Guided Access to the information and resources cataloged in these collections.
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At Center Stage of our Guided Access program are two premier services that we believe represent a Next Step in search engine and community information evolution:
- The Library Channel's Master Web Collection is a search engine composed of Web sites exclusively "selected" by your information savvy, friendly neighborhood librarians.
- The Library Channel's Community Web Collections is a comprehensive and well-organized collection of local/regional Web sites and dynamic Web services, managed from the bottom up, creating a complete on-line reflection of your physical community.
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| Distributed Dynamic Content |
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The Library Channel Company provides businesses and organizations with high-value solutions for extremely friendly and efficient distributed management of dynamic Web content and e-mail communication services.
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The Library Channel's Distributed Dynamic Content empowers non-technical content experts to manage and maintain up-to-date content that is both wide and deep in nature. Critical to the success of any Web site or Web campaign is the quality, freshness, and depth of the information and interactive resources provided.
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| Rich Media Web Services |
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The Library Channel Company is taking a leadership role in the design and deployment of Next Step Web services that offer seamless rich media interfaces, delivering on the promise of interactive on-line services that are as natural as watching TV.
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For years, "HTML" has ruled the world of Web browsing. This is about to change. Today, technologies like Flash MX and high-speed Internet connections are in wide-spread use and this use is dramatically growing week after week. The opportunity and timing for a big step forward in Web-based user interfaces is NOW. The Library Channel Company will soon unveil a community information system that changes the paradigm of how Web services are designed and built.
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