Hi Amanda,
I went to libsite.org and feel the same way you do about
libsuccess.org. I did a search several months ago for
Library Website Awards, but came up emptyhanded.
Does anyone have an inside track to ALA to suggest this...or
....maybe figure out a way to do an online vote through the
Web4Lib Wiki, perhaps categories for Academic, Public,
Special, School Libraries...?
Marie Monteagudo
libconsult optonline.net
mylibraryweb.com
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to chime in here as I've been looking around
for a site like
> this recently. I'm working on coming up with ideas to
revamp our
> website, and thought it would be helpful to see what
other
> libraries are
> doing. I want to see the best of the best library
websites, but
> findinga list of these has been quite difficult.
>
> I've gone through the http://www.libsuccess.org
a> list, and have found
> it's a big mix of great websites and just really
mediocre sites (at
> least in my opinion). I think the reason for this is
that it is
> a wiki
> and people are just throwing up any old website, which
is one of the
> problems of having a list like this only on a wiki. Is
there a
> list of
> any actually officially rated or award winning
websites? I
> found that
> ALA gave its top award to www.aad.org in 2006, and I
really love their
> site, but is that the only award ALA has ever given?
Was there
> a second
> or a third place? Does any other organization give out
awards or
> honors?
>
> I'm really glad to hear about http://libsite.org and will
> definitely be
> checking it out. It appears to be more of what I'm
looking for than
> just a list of random sites with no explanation of why
someone thinks
> they are good or not.
>
> Anyway, I'd love to hear more suggestions of resources
if anyone has
> any.
>
> Amanda Goeke
> Palm Beach County Library System
>
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