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Program Models Bridging The Digital Divide

Program Model Title State
Active Learning Project School: Arizona State University
AZ
TECH Equity School: Sonoma State University
CA
University Partnership for Learning the Internet with Families Together (UPLIFT) School: California State University Northridge
CA
Virtual Civic Democracy: Connecting the Community School: University of Denver
CO
The Kidz Corps Project School: Quinnipiac University
CT
Mattie Koonce Learning and Technology Center / The Power of Learning Project School: Miami-Dade Community College
FL
Making a Civic Investment: The Community, Technology, and Lifelong Learning Project School: University of Hawaii at Manoa
HI
Partnership for Internet Enhanced Learning School: Calvin College
MI
Students as Citizens: Linking Families, Schools, Communities and Universities to Enhance Learning Through Technology School: Southwest Missouri State University
MO
Family On-Line Computing Academy for Civic Investment School: Alcorn State University
MS
Making a Civic Investment in Montana (CIM) Project School: Montana State University, Bozeman
MT
Technology, Education, Access, and Mentoring (TEAM) School: Montclair State University
NJ
Patterson-Kennedy Family Resource Center Cyber Caf School: University of Dayton
OH
The Arcadia/Leeds Gifts Scholars Project School: Arcadia University
PA
Mount Hope T.E.C.H. Program School: Brown University
RI
Project Reflect School: Benedict College
SC
Life Skills and Mentorship Program School: Hampton University
VA
Native American Outreach Program School: Gonzaga University
WA
Making a Civic Investment program School: Brown University, Campus Compact
RI
Aprender Mediante Amistad (Learning Through Friendship): helping families new to the United States School: Colorado College
CO
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-Frank Rhodes, former president, Cornell University

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