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Used for presentation at the SUS Joint Meeting, October 1999
| American Memory, Library of Congress | An example of many different collections created by different institutions, united by a common look and feel. |
| Ebind specification, University of California, Berkeley | Not a production site, but a collection of documents created to illustrate use of Ebind, a proposed standard for structural metadata. |
| Electronic Open Stacks, University of Chicago | A collection of digitized books with similar navigation and functionality as Ebind. Metadata (not full text) for the books is searched using a locally created search engine, ARTFL. |
| Historic Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh | Digitized books, maps, and finding aids. The books illustrate a not-very-graceful use of frames. A nice feature is the OCR "text behind" to make them full-text searchable. |
| Documenting the American South, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Libraries | An example of "text in front". These OCR text of these books and pamphlets has been edited, marked up in SGML, and converted to HTML for viewing. |
| Making of America, University of Michigan | Full text search on these collections is provided by OpenText search software. |
| Virginia Etext Center, University of Virginia | Another example of searching by OpenText. |
| Scriptorium, Duke University | Full text search using Webinator, a product more similar to Internet search engines. |
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