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Author: Vera Michalchik, Sara Carriere,, Deborah Kim Emery, Larry Galagher, Ann House, Andres Molina, Lynne Peck Theis, William R. Penuel
Publication Date: Feb 1, 2006
Publication File: Perkins Activities Central.pdf
The overall objective of this evaluation of One Economy’s Digital Communities
program is to examine the impact that having a computer with Internet
access at home has on peoples’ lives. The evaluation has sought to measure
and describe how the program has influenced attitudes and behaviors that
can lead to improved economic and social outcomes for low-income families
through the strategic use of technology. From this examination, One
Economy can assess the program effects in ways that will contribute to its
further efforts to improve the lives of low-income individuals and communities
through strategic use of technology.
Filed Under: one economy digital communities transforming low income san jose miami social outcome technology
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