4-H on the Internet

Penny Ridson; Mina Ostergard

doi:10.66752/1077-5315.7741

February 1, 1995Journal of Extension

4-H on the Internet

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This project aims to make 4-H educational materials accessible to a global audience.
Placed 186 4-H educational manuals on the University of California, Davis information server.
Included various visual elements such as graphs, line drawings, and photographs.
Collaboration between the University of Tennessee and the University of California for worldwide distribution.
Successfully made educational content accessible online via ucdavis.edu.
Enabled broader outreach for 4-H materials globally.

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Experimental project distributes 186 4-H educational manuals globally through an information server.

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One hundred eighty-six 4-H educational manuals, with graphs, line drawings, or photographs were placed on the University of California, Davis, information server (ucdavis.edu) in a joint experimental project by the University of Tennessee and the University of California for world-wide distribution.

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