First Monday and Journal of Community Informatics
Reading time!
Two interesting (and FREE!) journals are our this week, the monthly First Monday June 2005 issue packages up some presentation from the Sixth Annual Conference on Libraries and Museums.
The Journal of Community Informatics, Vol. 1, No. 3 (2005)includes the following:
* Editorial: Putting Our Work in Context - Michael B. Gurstein
* Community Networking as Radical Practice - Garth Graham
* Is Community Informatics Good for Communities? Questions Confronting an Emerging Field - Randy R Stoecker
* Community Democratization of Telecommunications Community Cooperatives in Argentina: The Case Of TELPIN - Susana Finquelievich and Graciela Cecilia Kisilevsky
* Crisis, Farming & Community - Chris Hagar
* Cybercafes and their potential as Community Development Tools in India - Anikar Michael Haseloff
* ICTs and Community and Suggestions for Further Research in Scotland - Anna Malina and Ian W. Ball
* Structuration, ICTs, and Community Work - Larry Stillman and Randy Stoecker
* Position Paper: Turning the Corner with First Nations Telehealth - Geordi Kakepetum
* Report From the Field: The RICTA Meeting Video - Susan O'Donnell, Brian Walmark and Cal Kenny
* KiHS: Bridging the Traditional and Virtual Classroom in Canada’s First Nation Schools - Brian Walmark
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