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Computer Literacy - publications from the Smith Family

The Smith Family has undertaken research on computer literacy, community technology centres and the digital divide.

Publications available on the Smith Family website include:

It Takes a Community to Bridge a Divide: Working Towards digital and social inclusion with Community Technology Learning Centres (2005) by Dr Kristy Muir and Roger Boot. Phase 1 evaluation of the Smith Family inovlvement with Microsoft's Unlimited Potential Program 

Connecting Communities with CTLCs: From the digital divide to social inclusion (2004) by Kristy Muir

The New Economy Revisited: An initial analysis of the digital divide among financially disadvantaged families (2002) by Jennifer McLaren and Gianni Zappala

All these publications are from the Smith family Research and Social Policy Team.

Follow this link to the Smith Family Computer Literacy publications (opens in a new browser window)



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Contact  :  The Smith Family
Address  :  Level 1, 239 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
Phone  :  02 9895 1233
Fax  :  02 9689 3978
WWW  :  http://www.smithfamily.com.au


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