Internet inspirations

Abstract

This piece examines the use of websites prepared for specific library instructional sessions. This discussion has two main parts. First, the web page's construction process receives a detailed analysis in terms of various library resources, differing patron learning styles, the preinstructional interview, and the proper balance between traditional and virtual resources within this activity. Then, the section entitled “Combinations for the Instructional Website” discusses several different page types and their advantages for individual classes. The “Conclusion” reprises the earlier discussions, asks questions about the future of library instruction, and places the pages within that future context.