Digital vs. Cyber: which term do you prefer?

[Alice Yucht <aliceinfo@excite.com>]

Friends: <br />
I am in the process of rebuilding my library's website (and, because I'm a 
masochist, teaching myself Dreamweaver at the same time). <br />
Since this site will serve as our 'library without walls,' I'm trying to decide 
whether to call it the HMS "cyber-library" or "digital Library."   Which term do 
you think most of the general public (e.g. parent and students) are more likely to 
understand? <br />
 <br />
TIA, <br />
Alice Yucht <br />
Heritage Middle School, Livingston NJ<p><hr>

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