Hello, I went through our links/resources page last week to delete the links that had expired and search for new resources. I imagine we all do this on a fairly regular basis trying to keep everything as up to date as possible. This time I did things a little differently. Instead of just adding and deleting links on an html page, I added them to a del.icio.us account, http://del.icio.us/languagetechnology and tagged them. I then used some javascript they provide to display the links on our website, http://del.icio.us/help/linkrolls (you'll have to login, you can use username - languagetechnology and password - password). The effect is something like this: http://lis.dickinson.edu/Teaching/Learn%20Language/searchLangLinks.cfm (search page) http://lis.dickinson.edu/Teaching/Learn%20Language/Resources/ItalianReso urces.html (the Italian resources) What I would propose is that everyone interested could post their links to this Delicious account. Each person could then use javascript and the tagging system to display certain links on their website. For example, I could have a page on the French department website that just showed the pages tagged "French". When others in LLTI added links with that tag they would appear on the site. A more conservative approach would be to have the webpage only display links that had been tagged with "French" and my school name "Dickinson". I would then check back to Delicious once in a while to see what new pages everyone had added under "French" and add the tag "Dickinson" if I wanted it displayed on my site. My page would then be updated automatically. If you know a little bit of scripting you can also make a search page for all of the resources by keyword. The username and password for the delicious account are above. If you're interested, please let me know. If you're unfamiliar with delicious or how the javascript works I'd be happy to give a quick demo. Todd Todd Bryant Language Program Administrator Dickinson College 717-254-8941 Fax - 717-245-1456