The Community Connector, the University of Michigan School of Information's resource website supporting community networking and community information systems, allows web-based input to our site. We welcome your submissions to these interactive features of our site:
The mission of the Community Connector is to add value to the online
resources that are developing as community networks and other community
information systems grow and organize. By identifying, organizing, and
critically assessing web resources, the team behind the Connector makes a
searchable library of useful information available to community networking
staff and supporters, and others working to improve the quality of life
within geographic communities. Now the site can become even more
comprehensive by allowing user input.
The Community Connector is a component project of the Community Networking
Initiative, sponsored by the School of Information, the W.K. Kellogg
Foundation, and the Alliance for Community Technology. The site is maintained by a team of graduate student research
assistants under the direction of Professors Joan C. Durrance and Paul Resnick. The team
will review and edit submissions to the site as appropriate.
Share what you know and what you're working on, and visit often to learn
more about what's happening in the world of community information systems!
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