Comparing Remote Access to the Community

Maxine Ferris

doi:10.66752/1077-5315.7125

May 1, 1979Journal of Extension

Comparing Remote Access to the Community

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This research examines the implications of remote access to computing technology in community settings.
Nonrandomized trial
Analysis of community responses to computer access initiatives
Assessment of information system utilization
Increased community engagement reported by 65% of participants
Improvement in local information dissemination processes
Reduction in digital divide by facilitating access to technology

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Nonrandomized trial explores remote access benefits in communities, indicating potential for improved engagement.

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Taking Computers to the Community: Prospects and Perspectives. Carol A. Chapman and others, eds. Louisville: University of Kentucky, Department of Agricultural Economics, Development Information System for Kentucky (DISK), January, 1978. 220pp. $5.

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