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130 0 Connecting Canadians (2012)
245 10 Connecting Canadians :|binvestigations in community
informatics /|cedited by Andrew Clement, Michael Gurstein,
Graham Longford, Marita Moll, Leslie Regan Shade.
264 1 Edmonton, AB :|bAU Press,|c[2012]
264 4 |c©2012
300 1 online resource (518 pages)
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504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |tConnecting Canadians? Community Informatics Perspectives
on Community Networking Initiatives /|rGraham Longford,
Andrew Clement, Michael Gurstein and Leslie Regan Shade --
|gPart I:|tContext.|tToward a Conceptual Framework for a
Community Informatics /|rMichael Gurstein --|tKeeping in
Touch: A Snapshot of Canadian Community Networks and Their
Users -- Report on the CRACIN Survey of Community Network
Users /|rMarita Moll and Melissa Fritz --|tCanadian and US
Broadband Policies: A Comparative Analysis /|rHeather E.
Hudson --|gPart II:|tConceptual Frameworks.|tInformation
Technology as Political Catalyst: From Technological
Innovation to the Promotion of Social Change /|rSerge
Proulx --|t"The Researcher Is a Girl" --|tTales of
Bringing Feminist Labour Perspectives into Community
Informatics: Practice and Evaluation /|rKatrina Peddle,
Alison Powell, Leslie Regan Shade --|tWhat Are Community
Networks an Example Of? A Response /|rChristian Sandvig.
505 80 |gPart III:|tCommunity Innovation I: Participation and
Inclusion.|tSystems Development in a Community-Based
Organization: Lessons from the St. Christopher House
Community Learning Network /|rSusan MacDonald, Andrew
Clement --|tVancouver Community Network as a Site of
Digital and Social Inclusion /|rDiane Dechief --|gPart IV:
|tCommunity Innovation II: Wireless Networking.|tCommunity
and Municipal Wi-Fi Initiatives in Canada: Evolutions in
Community Participation /|rAlison Powell, Leslie Regan
Shade --|tWi-Fi Publics: Defining Community and Technology
at Montréal's Île Sans Fil /|rAlison Powell --|tWireless
Broadband from Individual Backhaul to Community Service:
Co-operative Provision and Related Models of Local Signal
Access /|rMatthew Wong.
505 80 |gPart V:|tRural and Remote Broadband.|t"We Were on the
Outside Looking In": MyKnet.org -- A First Nations Online
Social Environment in Northern Ontario /|rBrandi L. Bell,
Philipp Budka, Adam Fiser --|tA Historical Account of the
Kuh-ke-nah Network: Broadband Deployment in a Remote
Canadian Aboriginal Telecommunications Context /|rAdam
Fiser, Andrew Clement --|tAtlantic Canadian Community
Informatics: The Case of the WVDA and SmartLabrador /
|rKatrina Peddle --|tReverse English: Strategies of the
Keewatin Career Development Corporation in Discourse
Surrounding the Knowledge-Based Economy and Society /
|rFrank Winter --|gPart VI:|tLibraries and Community
Networks.|tCommunity Networks and Local Libraries:
Strengthening Ties with Communities /|rNadia Caidi, Susan
MacDonald and Elise Chien --|tLibrary Ideal and the
Community Network: Prospects for New Technologies in the
Public Library /|rMarco Adria.
505 80 |gPart VII:|tPublic Policy.|tCommunity Networking
Experiences with Government Funding Programs: Service
Delivery Model or Sustainable Social Innovation? /|rSusan
MacDonald, Graham Longford, Andrew Clement --
|tCommunautique: Action and Advocacy for Universal Digital
Access /|rNicolas Lecomte, Serge Proulx --|tThere and Back
to the Future Again: Community Networks and Telecom Policy
Reform in Canada, 1995-2010 /|rGraham Longford, Marita
Moll, Leslie Regan Shade --|gAppendix A:|tCommunity
Partners and Case Study Sites /|rGraham Longford --
|gAppendix B:|tA Brief History of the Community Access
Program: From Community Economic Development to Social
Cohesion to Digital Divide /|rMarita Moll --|gAppendix C:
|tFederal Connecting Canadians Initiative, 1995-2007: A
Brief Overview /|rGraham Longford and Marita Moll.
520 Connecting Canadians represents the work of the Community
Research Alliance for Community Innovation and Networking
(CRACIN), the largest national and international research
effort to examine the burgeoning field of community
informatics, a cross-disciplinary approach to the
mobilization of information and communications
technologies (ICT) for community change.
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