Vannevar Bush's visionary 1945 Atlantic Monthly article on the future of libraries
JO'D's "New Tools for Teaching"
Experiments by JO'D: on-line journals, postprints of articles and books, numerous essays on topics related to the history of libraries and publishing
Some ancient history"Computing and the Religious Studies Department at Penn", by Jay Treat. The story of a distinguished history of innovation led by Bob Kraft.
MIT on high-tech teaching: interesting report with many examples
"The Role of Online Communications in Schools: A National Study," by the Center for Applied Special Technology: good methodology examining impact of online techniques on student outcomes at the K-12 level.
Pan-European distance learning in the humanities
NewJour, the archive of new electronic journals on the network
University Libraries and Scholarly Communication (a Mellon Foundation study)
Papers and books published by Ann Shumelda Okerson, including numerous symposia on electronic publishing, the Directory of Electronic Scholarly Journals, Newsletters, and Discussion Lists, etc.
"A Survey of STM Online Journals 1990-95: the calm before the storm", by Steve Hithcock et al., from the University of Southampton (1996)
E-journal sites through the WWW
University of Tennessee's Library Journals page: outstanding
Journal of Electronic Publishing (University of Michigan Press)
Highwire Press, Stanford's innovative home for e-publishing ventures.
Johns Hopkins Press "MUSE" project: all of JHU Press's print journals moving onto the WWW
City of Bits, a complete on-line book from MIT Press
Chicago Journal of Theoretical Computer Science on-line
Shoaf on Dante/Chaucer: a postprint book
University of Virginia, Alderman Library e-text center
Economics of the Net and More from Hal Varian, economist turned dean of Berkeley's School of Information Sciences
Australian Vice Chancellors' Committee report on user acceptance of electronic publications
Citation database on-line as virtual virtual library
How to "peer review" (or the equivalent) on the net
E-Journal project from the Centre Pompidou
"Alex" -- index of e-texts available on-line
From the National Writers' Union, a statement of principles and guidelines for contracts between authors and publishers for electronic texts.
IBM's vision of a Digital Library: of interest for preview of Big Blue's Vatican Library project
Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities (Princeton-Rutgers)
CETH index of electronic text centers
E-editing ideas from Brown -- see "Papers . . ."
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Color codes for Netscape backgrounds
Backgrounds of all kinds (index provided by Netscape)
Microcosm: new software for hypertext networked publishing.
Unicode: the vastly expanded character set that is intended to replace ASCII
Seattle's first cafe with network access
See also scholarly, lighter fare, and a broad potpourri of WWW resources, gathered by Jim O'Donnell