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List of contents
Internet Shock: Change, Continuity, and the Theological Librarian, New Technologies and Theological Research, Religious and Theological Journals Online: The ATLA Serials Collection Project, The Function of Web Catalogs in Theological Libraries, Electronic Journals in Religious Studies: Theological Libraries Prepare for the Digital Future, Theological Distance Education: A Librarian's Perspective, The Creation of the Wabash Center Internet Guide, Homiletics and Liturgics on the Internet, Accessing Digital Images: Sources for Christian Art on the Internet, Opening the Front Door: Designing a Usable Library Website, Using the Web in Religious Studies Courses, Some Selected Internet Resources for Novice Researchers of Christian History, Theoretical and Conceptual Foundations for Website Design in Religious and Theological Academic Libraries, Using the Web in Religious Studies Courses, Some Selected Internet Resources for Novice Researchers of Christian History, Theoretical and Conceptual Foundations for Website Design in Religious and Theological Academic Libraries, Virtually Jewish: The Creation of a Jewish Internet Tutorial, Index, Reference Notes Included,
About the author
Mark E Stover
Summary
Assists theological librarians, instructors, researchers, and others in making sense of the vast amounts of religious and theological information available on the Internet. This title contains discussions of electronic journals in religious studies, Web-based online catalogs in theological libraries, and Christian art on the Internet.
