This month's list of sites consists of a sampling of a few of the URLs that I've been collecting for the "when I have time" category. They are interesting sites which refer to a variety of different resources. Take a look to see if some of your questions can be answered by browsing through these sites.

From Webdeveloper.com
All About Multimedia
This is a quick question/answer site which deals with basic questions about multimedia. What is it? What is streaming audio/video? It also provides a list of sources for further exploration.
http://www. webdeveloper.com/categories/multimedia/multimedia_qa.html

WBT Information Center
Developed by Tim Kilby
This site was created for those interested in developing and delivering web-based training, online learning, or distance education. Here you will find a WBT primer, surveys, discussion forums, and resource links.
http://www.filename.com/wbt/index.html
Don't miss the list of tools which links to product home pages...an excellent collection to learn about what's currently available
http://www.filename.com/wbt/pages/ wbttools.htm

C/NET
Special Reports
There are scores of reports available from C/NET. They cover topics ranging from news items to archives of previously released products and reviews. For example, currently there are dozens of articles on topics ranging from speech recognition software to protecting your PC from viruses to all about browsers.
http://www.cnet.com/

WebReference at internet.com
This entire site is full of interesting news items, articles, glossaries, advice, and workshops. It provides instructive examples of the kinds of things you've always wondered about. For example, "Evolution of a Home Page" gives users insight on how WebReference.com itself has developed over the years. http://webreference.com/

These are but a few of the many sites which can provide valuable references and resources. Any one of them can take you deeper and deeper into the topic at hand, so beware...and happy exploring!