Community Access Program, rural element : revised evaluation framework. : Iu64-73/2000E-PDF

"The Community Access Program (CAP) was launched by the Minister of Industry Canada on February 17, 1995, and is a key component of the federal government's Connecting Canadians initiative. This program is a joint venture of federal, provincial, and territorial governments, along with community volunteers, working to ensure that the economic and social benefits of the Information Highway are available to all Canadians through the establishment of public Internet access sites in schools, libraries and other community-based facilities. At the federal level, the program is managed by Industry Canada, but it is essential to take note ot the fact that sites do not belong to the government. They belong to communities and they are run by volunteers in those communities. This study involved the development of a performance measurement framework for all elements of CAP (i.e., Phases 1 and 2). Some evaluation options were identified for a future evaluation of CAP"--Introduction, page 1 (second section).

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