Classification and Indexing in the Humanities . The author places the humanities in the context of the whole of knowledge and compares their nature and problems with those of science, technology and the social sciences. The philosophical basis of the classification of knowledge is discussed and modern theory of bibliographic classification is outlined. Larson, Kevin and Mary Czerwinski. The authors describe an experiment to see if large breadth and decreased depth is preferable, both subjectively and via performance data, while attempting to design for optimal scent throughout different structures of a web site.
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Lie, Hakon Wium and Bert Bos. Designing for the Web . Locke, Christopher and Rick Levine. The End of Business as Usual . This resouce includes seven essays filled with dozens of stories and observations about how business gets done in America and how the Internet will change it all.