Increasing Access to the Internet

[rjtiess at juno.com]

Dear Nicole,

While it's certain not to be the cure-all for your
situation, consider Juno (http://www.juno.com).
It allows people without the Internet to access
e-mail at home via a dial-up account.  Juno has
a number of dial-up locations (no 1-800), and I've
been using it for some time now--even after I
got Internet access at home.  It's easy to install
and use, and it should increase your listserv
subscriber base by a few more users.

Take care, and good luck.

Yours,
Robert

Robert J. Tiess
Middletown Thrall Library
rjtiess at juno.com
thrall12 at warwick.net
http://www.thrall.org


Nicole Bossard (Kate Bronislawski) <BRONISLK at gunet.georgetown.edu>
writes:
>Hello List Members,
>Please put your thinking caps on for this one.   I administer  a
listserv for
>an organization that supports local communities to create comprehensive
>integrated systems of care for children/youth with special needs and
>their families.  Our listserv is in the beginning stages, and not 
>getting great response from our members.
>
>Here's the problem:
>
>Many of our members don't have access to email and
>the Web from their homes.  Can you all provide some suggestions on
>how our members, from all over the country, might be able to access
>these electronic resources from libraries? 
>
>Any information/suggestions would be very helpful.  
>
>Thanks,
>Nicole
>

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