Using Public Libraries To Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty: A Nationwide Analysis of Library Market Areas Using a Geographic Information System.

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Main Authors: Jue, Dean K., Koontz, Christie M., Magpantay, J. Andrew, Lance, Keith Curry, Seidl, Ann M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1999
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author Jue, Dean K.
Koontz, Christie M.
Magpantay, J. Andrew
Lance, Keith Curry
Seidl, Ann M.
author_facet Jue, Dean K.
Koontz, Christie M.
Magpantay, J. Andrew
Lance, Keith Curry
Seidl, Ann M.
Jue, Dean K.
Koontz, Christie M.
Magpantay, J. Andrew
Lance, Keith Curry
Seidl, Ann M.
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contents Using Public Libraries To Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty: A Nationwide Analysis of Library Market Areas Using a Geographic Information System. Jue, Dean K. Koontz, Christie M. Magpantay, J. Andrew Lance, Keith Curry Seidl, Ann M. Access to Computers Access to Information Comparative Analysis Economically Disadvantaged Evaluation Methods Geographic Regions Information Technology Internet Library Development Library Funding Library Policy Low Income Counties Policy Formation Poverty Areas Public Libraries Resource Allocation Rural Areas Assesses the distribution of poverty areas in the United States relative to public library outlet locations to begin discussion on the best possible public library funding and development policies that would serve individuals in poverty areas. Provides a comparative analysis of poverty relative to public library outlets using two common methods of estimating library market areas. (Contains 36 references.)(AEF)
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spellingShingle Using Public Libraries To Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty: A Nationwide Analysis of Library Market Areas Using a Geographic Information System.
Jue, Dean K.
Koontz, Christie M.
Magpantay, J. Andrew
Lance, Keith Curry
Seidl, Ann M.
Access to Computers
Access to Information
Comparative Analysis
Economically Disadvantaged
Evaluation Methods
Geographic Regions
Information Technology
Internet
Library Development
Library Funding
Library Policy
Low Income Counties
Policy Formation
Poverty Areas
Public Libraries
Resource Allocation
Rural Areas
Using Public Libraries To Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty: A Nationwide Analysis of Library Market Areas Using a Geographic Information System. Jue, Dean K. Koontz, Christie M. Magpantay, J. Andrew Lance, Keith Curry Seidl, Ann M. Access to Computers Access to Information Comparative Analysis Economically Disadvantaged Evaluation Methods Geographic Regions Information Technology Internet Library Development Library Funding Library Policy Low Income Counties Policy Formation Poverty Areas Public Libraries Resource Allocation Rural Areas Assesses the distribution of poverty areas in the United States relative to public library outlet locations to begin discussion on the best possible public library funding and development policies that would serve individuals in poverty areas. Provides a comparative analysis of poverty relative to public library outlets using two common methods of estimating library market areas. (Contains 36 references.)(AEF)
title Using Public Libraries To Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty: A Nationwide Analysis of Library Market Areas Using a Geographic Information System.
topic Access to Computers
Access to Information
Comparative Analysis
Economically Disadvantaged
Evaluation Methods
Geographic Regions
Information Technology
Internet
Library Development
Library Funding
Library Policy
Low Income Counties
Policy Formation
Poverty Areas
Public Libraries
Resource Allocation
Rural Areas
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ599714