Bridging the Digital Divide in Atlantic Canada Communities (2001)
Authors: Vanda Rideout
Collection: Research Materials
This report outlines the research and findings of a project undertaken to provide
1. a deeper understanding of the impact on communities as Atlantic Canada shifts towards an information/knowledge society;
2. an investigation into how the CAP/CLN programs create opportunities or problems, for community groups and organizations;
3. a better understanding of how Atlantic communities are using these programs to bridge the ensuing digital divide.
Format: report - 55 pp.
Keywords:
- Access to education
- Access to information
- Adult education
- Community literacy
- Literacy networks
- Literacy reports
- Literacy research
- Practitioner resources
- Reports
- Research
- Research projects
- Research reports
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Added: 2003-08-13
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Office of Literacy and Essential Skills.
Office of Literacy and Essential Skills.
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