MOMA and NYPL sites

[Deborah]

These are the sites I was going to show at our meeting:

http://moma.org/explore/inside_out

There's a blog with lots of images, plus their Twitter feeds, links to
their online presence on various social sites. Nothing that unusual,
but it looks good and is all nicely pulled together

http://nypl.org/
On the home page, there's a news feed, an event calendar, a link to
blogging@NYPL, an rss feed link, a link to sign up for e-newsletters.
Also, links to branch sites, digital maps. Click on 'Digital
Collections' at the top, and you get to a very nicely laid out,
attractive page, which pulls together lots of e-services and
resources. I like the section of staff recommendations, too. eNYPL is
where you can download audio books and e-books, and there's an online
guide to digital media for newbies.

[robin]

Ooh, museum sites are always cool (well almost!)

robin fay

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