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The e-rate program and libraries and library consortia, 2000-2004 : Trends and issues

JAEGER, Paul T ; MCCLURE, Charles R ; BERTOT, John Carlo

Information technology and libraries, 2005-06, Vol.24 (2), p.57-67 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Chicago, IL: American Library Association

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The e-rate program and libraries and library consortia, 2000-2004 : Trends and issues
Autor: JAEGER, Paul T ; MCCLURE, Charles R ; BERTOT, John Carlo
Assuntos: Accounting ; Awards ; Awards & honors ; Communication ; Consortia ; Data analysis ; Discounts ; Exact sciences and technology ; Finance ; Funding ; Health Programs ; Health Services ; Information and communication sciences ; Information economics. Information policy ; Information science. Documentation ; Information Services ; Information technology ; Internet ; Internet access ; Libraries ; Library and information science. General aspects ; Library consortia ; Library management ; Library Services ; Library technology ; Lunch Programs ; Nutrition ; Political aspects : cooperation, coordination, standardization ; Public libraries ; Public Schools ; School Districts ; School Libraries ; School lunches ; Sciences and techniques of general use ; Services ; Studies ; Technology application ; Technology Planning ; Telecommunications ; Trends ; Universal service ; Urban Areas ; USA
É parte de: Information technology and libraries, 2005-06, Vol.24 (2), p.57-67
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Descrição: The E-rate program has provided tremendous benefits to libraries, allowing many libraries and library systems to acquire technological equipment and services that would otherwise be too expensive, increasing the availability of public Internet access through libraries. This article analyzes the data related to the E-rate program and the discounts that it has provided to libraries and library systems between 2000 and 2004. By examining the E-rate data in a longitudinal manner, this article explores the trends in the application for and the provision of E-rate discounts to libraries and library consortia at national and state levels. The data suggest that, despite a number of controversies over the years, the program has provided a significant level of support for libraries and library consortia.
Editor: Chicago, IL: American Library Association
Idioma: Inglês

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The e-rate program and libraries and library consortia, 2000-2004 : Trends and issues

JAEGER, Paul T ; MCCLURE, Charles R ; BERTOT, John Carlo

Chicago, IL: American Library Association

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