Coetzee World Wide Webs Smart Cape Access Public Access to bridge the Digital Divide
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The document discusses the Smart Cape public access project in Cape Town, South Africa that aims to bridge the digital divide. It provides free access to computers and the internet in public libraries. While physical access is provided, ongoing issues around affordability, capacity, relevant content and socio-cultural inequalities threaten sustainability. User testimonials nevertheless emphasize the transformative impact of access and how it has empowered dreams and opportunities.
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- 1. Communities and Technologies Michigan State University 30 June 2007 World Wide Webs: Social Transformation in Cyberspace Crossing the Digital Divide through Public Access in Africa Liezl Coetzee University of Stellenbosch South Africa
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- 6. Internet Penetration per World Region
- 7. Access in Africa http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats1.htm#africa
- 9. “ It’s not about the technology, it’s about the people” (Bridges.org: 2002)
- 10. Real Access
- 18. What do people do online?
- 42. Thank You