Over the years, I have researched and visited a number of campuses. Increasingly, in recent years, I have used the Web to obtain both preliminary and more detailed information. I have done this as a faculty-colleague, as a hired consultant, as a publishing company editor, and as a job-seeker. One thing I can tell you, from experience, is that many web sites do adequately address the needs of:

• either their local, on campus audience,
• or their public, off-campus audience.

Let's see what issues come up, and how we can address them, as we develop some preliminary pages for the web site of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Okefenokee Swamp (aka U O'Swamp).

Some preliminary pages already exist, and we'll link to them shortly. During the workshop, I may revise them, and may even add a few others, based on the suggestions of workshop participants...

In particular, any time you see a list that ends with the item:

• What else?