These proceedings of the Internet Librarian 2001 conference contains 49 papers that cover topics related to the information profession and Internet technologies, including: digital collections online; information architecture; amphibious research skills; identifying, evaluating, and validating cyberguides; development of New California Web Portal; World Wide Web site accessibility; nomadic computing; the information center model; proactive information literacy training; techno-geeks; building interactive Web sites with Zope; Internet resources for school librarians; virtual reference; Web tools; building the extranet; online pathfinders, guides, and tutorials; a usability study of kclibrary.org; indexing the Web; search tools of the future; key sources and strategies of dedicated searchers; a consumer health portal; questia.com; collaborative Web management; managing live reference; building digital courses; the Webwizards' Symposium; user testing; usability and politics; Information Power and library media standards; turning technophobes into techies; Enterprise Information Portals; using personal digital assistants to assist physicians with just-in-time retrieval of medical information to support patient care; California Web laws; using the phone to increase research results; the new Dutch curriculum; Win2K and public access computers; video streaming applications; scooping a Web project; what searchers and end users need to know; usability observation; increasing the value of the school library catalog with Internet resources; incorporating information literacy standards into an Internet class; and rebuilding a library Web site. (MES)