Users can access 41 topics, including Art, Companies, Museums, Grant Information, Language Arts, Lesson Plans, Book Stores, and Webpage-Internet Help . A variety of links to other resources, such as additional lesson plans and a newsletter, are also included. Skufca started BiblioCat in 1998, after she began searching the Internet for useful sites. I keep it simple. She also found some appealing cat graphics to enhance the site.
Readers can also link to sites about library cats and cat graphics.
She uses Web sites that have been evaluated and tested for their practicality. Skufca also tries to limit the lists of resources so site visitors are not overwhelmed. When she gets requests from people for information on specific subjects, she looks for Web sites and sends the addresses to the users. Most of the site's users are teachers, school and public librarians, information technology users, parents, and parents who teach their children at home, according to Skufca. Working on the Web site prompted Skufca to extend her own education.