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Main Authors: Bowman, Joseph, Jr., Shaw, Alan, Hammond, Allen, Lincoln, Bruce
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1998
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ577775
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author Bowman, Joseph, Jr.
Shaw, Alan
Hammond, Allen
Lincoln, Bruce
author_facet Bowman, Joseph, Jr.
Shaw, Alan
Hammond, Allen
Lincoln, Bruce
Bowman, Joseph, Jr.
Shaw, Alan
Hammond, Allen
Lincoln, Bruce
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents Urban Cyberspace Initiatives: Design Technology in Urban Centers. Bowman, Joseph, Jr. Shaw, Alan Hammond, Allen Lincoln, Bruce Access to Information Community Development Community Organizations Economic Development Economically Disadvantaged Educational Development Elementary Secondary Education Government Role Information Technology Internet Legislation Library Role Models School Role Technological Advancement Urban Areas Describes the evolution during 1992-97 of the Urban Cyberspace Initiative (UCSI), a conceptual model for placing technology-rich environments in urban centers that will support educational, economic, and community development. Discusses characteristics of technology projects, planning, education, collaboration, and legislative issues related to schools and libraries, service discounts, and economic justification for community-based organizations. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Urban Cyberspace Initiatives: Design Technology in Urban Centers.
Bowman, Joseph, Jr.
Shaw, Alan
Hammond, Allen
Lincoln, Bruce
Access to Information
Community Development
Community Organizations
Economic Development
Economically Disadvantaged
Educational Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Government Role
Information Technology
Internet
Legislation
Library Role
Models
School Role
Technological Advancement
Urban Areas
Urban Cyberspace Initiatives: Design Technology in Urban Centers. Bowman, Joseph, Jr. Shaw, Alan Hammond, Allen Lincoln, Bruce Access to Information Community Development Community Organizations Economic Development Economically Disadvantaged Educational Development Elementary Secondary Education Government Role Information Technology Internet Legislation Library Role Models School Role Technological Advancement Urban Areas Describes the evolution during 1992-97 of the Urban Cyberspace Initiative (UCSI), a conceptual model for placing technology-rich environments in urban centers that will support educational, economic, and community development. Discusses characteristics of technology projects, planning, education, collaboration, and legislative issues related to schools and libraries, service discounts, and economic justification for community-based organizations. (PEN)
title Urban Cyberspace Initiatives: Design Technology in Urban Centers.
topic Access to Information
Community Development
Community Organizations
Economic Development
Economically Disadvantaged
Educational Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Government Role
Information Technology
Internet
Legislation
Library Role
Models
School Role
Technological Advancement
Urban Areas
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ577775