Digital literacy documentary -- available on-line
September 14, 2011
Through stories from nine community access (C@P) sites in the Halifax region, this documentary explores digital divides and the value and ever-changing potential of community access to the Internet and information technology.
Filmed on location in Nova Scotia in Halifax, Moser River, Terence Bay, Sheet Harbour, Jeddore, Tantallon, and Lake Echo.
9 minute preview
Full version: 52 min
Produced by the Halifax Regional C@P Association with the participation of NS Economic and Rural Development and Tourism and KAREN PARUSEL Director, Nova Scotia Community Access Program
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