Intergovernmental
Relations Team (IRT)
Access Subteam
| How can general statewide standards for the common exchange of information be designated? | |
| How can we leverage telecommunications to reduce the costs (dollars and time) of business and government related travel? | |
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This file contains tables on the: Level of Access and Use of Computers; Households with Computers; Hardware Components of Home Computers; Use of Computers at Home & School; Uses of Computer at Work; Level of Access & Use of Computers.
South Oregon Coast Telecommunications Project - A partnership of school districts, ESDs, a community college, and other partners will install a Community Access Network and a Virtual Learning Network to provide our students and educators with access to educational resources through the use of electronic mail, the Internet, interactive teleconferencing, desktop video conferencing, document collaboration devices, and networked multimedia.
AAROn is a resource for policymakers and others who want to help rural schools and communities overcome barriers to the National Information Infrastructure.
CAST is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities through innovative computer technology. We pursue this mission through research and product development, that further universal design for learning.
The mission of Neighborhood Networks is to enhance the self-sufficiency, employability, and economic self-reliance of low-income families and the elderly living in HUD-insured and -assisted properties by providing such residents with onsite access to computer and training resources. Residents and property owners are working with local businesses, educational institutions, private foundations, and other community organizations to create and operate computerized learning centers.
This site is for reporting plans and test results related to the NSF Wireless Field Test for Education project. The Test Concept and the related Project Plan provides information on the original plan of the project.
Computers in Our Future - Computers in Our Future, a five-year initiative funded by the California Wellness Foundation, will establish ten community computing centers in low-income areas to improve access to training, technology and jobs.
Rural Communities Receive Funding for Information Highway Access Projects - Industry Minister John Manley announced funding for 429 projects from the second competition of the Community Access Program. Contracts of up to $30,000 will be negotiated for each of these projects, which will benefit over 700 rural communities across Canada through access to the Information Highway.
The overall goal of this project is to develop expertise, techniques and software for disseminating and using government information at the grassroots community level. The Center for Neighborhood Technology and Roosevelt University's Institute for Metropolitan Affairs, propose to work with a consortium of civic, grassroots and community organizations to design and test an innovative, accessible community information system for the Chicago metropolitan area.
MCI & ALA 'LibraryLINK' Grants Million Dollar Program - Provides Critical Link Between Libraries and the Information Superhighway - MCI Communications Corporation and the American Library Association (ALA) announced today the ten cities selected for the 1997 MCI LibraryLINK program, the third year of a national community service initiative designed to help bring the information superhighway closer to Main Street, USA.