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Steven Clift's Notes - Democracies Online

• June 22, 2011
• 

  Proposed US Framework for Digitally Inclusive Communities - Your Feedback? #digitalinclusion

  Posted: June 22nd, 2011, 9:42am CDT by Steven Clift

  Jump in here on the Digital Inclusion Network to offer your public feedback:
  [forums.e-democracy.org]
  Join at: [e-democracy.org]
  
  I will make sure the folks working on this, see this discussion topic
  as it unfolds.
  
  If you Tweet about it, the #digitalinclusion hashtag will reach the
  largest audience.
  
  Steve
  
  From: Steven Clift >
  Date: Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 9:32 AM
  Subject: Proposed US Framework for Digitally Inclusive Communities -
  Your Feedback?
  To: 
  
  
  Please forward far and wide.
  
  In addition to these key links:
  
  * Building Digitally Inclusive Communities: A brief guide to the
  proposed framework
  [www.imls.gov]
  
  * Building Digitally Inclusive Communities: A guide to the proposed framework
  [www.imls.gov]
  
  * Proposed Framework for Digitally Inclusive Communities: Final Report
  [www.imls.gov]
  
  Also see:
  [tascha.uw.edu]
  
  To discuss the framework publicly, I encourage you to use the ongoing
  Digital Inclusion Network online community of practice (formerly the
  DigitalDivide e-mail list):  [e-democracy.org]
  
  (The "Digital Inclusion Network" perhaps referenced in the report
  process was different and involved use of a special online site for
  early draft input.)
  
  Cheers,
  Steven Clift
  
  
  From: Janell Muhammad >
  Date: Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 9:20 AM
  Subject: Proposed Framework for Digitally Inclusive Communities
  
  
  Dear Colleague,
  
  I am pleased to let you know that the first phase of our work on
  digital inclusion has come to an end and that, with your help, we have
  published the “Proposed Framework for Digitally Inclusive
  Communities.”   Together with the University of Washington Information
  School and the International City/County Management Association, we
  provided a platform for libraries, community based organizations and
  the many publics they serve – to come together and share a vision for
  digitally inclusive communities.  Thank you for the important role you
  played in this effort and for sharing your expertise about the needs
  and complexities of local communities.  Your perspective helped to
  ground this work with sound principles and goals that set a foundation
  for the future.
  
  
  As you know this work was undertaken in response to the National
  Broadband Plan, which identified the rising costs of digital exclusion
  in American society.  It is clear that public officials have new roles
  to play to help their communities assess their current capabilities,
  and to work across institutional boundaries to create, implement and
  evaluate plans for broadband adoption and use.  We hope that a common
  set of principles, will help business, anchor institutions (schools,
  hospitals, libraries), public safety and cultural institutions, to
  work together to fully and effectively realize the value of a
  digitally inclusive community.
  
  
  During the next few months we will be holding a series of community
  forums to further develop and test the proposed framework and continue
  to develop plans for implementation and outreach. We hope that the
  work we have done together will inspire the development of new tools
  to help community leaders make strategic investments in public access
  technology to meet the public’s ever changing information needs.
  
  
  You remain an important part of this process and we hope that you will
  disseminate the proposed framework among your colleagues, use your
  blog or other communications networks to talk about your participation
  in the process and continue to be in touch with us with your thoughts
  and insights.
  
  
  
  Here are links to the materials:
  
  §  Building Digitally Inclusive Communities: A brief guide to the
  proposed framework [www.imls.gov]
  (provides a high level summary of the proposed framework)
  
  §  Building Digitally Inclusive Communities: A guide to the proposed
  framework [www.imls.gov]
  
  §  Proposed Framework for Digitally Inclusive Communities: Final
  Report [www.imls.gov] (Provides
  in-depth details on development of the proposed framework)
  
  Press release [www.imls.gov]
  
  
  
  Sincerely,
  
  Susan H. Hildreth