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Silvis, Helen – Northwest Education, 2000
Information technology offers advantages to small rural schools: access to courses not locally available, opportunities for collaborative work with other schools, and access to professional development courses. Federal money can help disadvantaged rural schools afford the technology, but the teacher must integrate good practices with technology to…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Computer Uses in Education, Disadvantaged, Educational Practices
Berkshire, Steven; Smith, Gary – 2000
The Rural Alaska Native Adult program of Alaska Pacific University is specifically designed for adult Native learners. Courses in business administration, human services, and teacher education are offered to rural Native adult students via an interactive Internet-based format after an initial 1-week residency. The Internet component is facilitated…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Adult Education, Alaska Natives, American Indian Education
Weiss, Tim; Nieto, Faye – 1999
Alaska has been forced by geography and weather to look at numerous innovative solutions to improving communication between families and schools. The Internet is showing more impact than any other technique that has been tried. This has been especially helpful to parents of children with disabilities, due to a severe shortage of special education…
Descriptors: Access to Computers, Access to Education, Computer Uses in Education, Disabilities