Writer's Block

Web site developers must account for the differences between physical navigation and virtual navigation when structuring their corner of cyberspace. Neglecting important differences can leave visitors trapped like helpless insects. How, then, can developers structure information so that visitors can intuitively locate and navigate information? In this issue's feature article, James Watson explores imaginary maps called information models that illustrate the varying ways in which information can be structured on the Web.

	Information Models for Web Structure Learn the many ways in which information can be structured on the Web.
	Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace Discover author Janet Murray's cultural approach to examining the social and personal significance of computer sciences.
	Small Gestures and an untitled poem Poems by Carolyn McKay.
	A "Seasonal" Question and Can You Bear the Bull?
	XML: Better Grist from a Better Mill? Read about the breakthrough documentation solution that some say is about to take the world by storm.