What is a Community Access Program?
The Community Access Program(CAP) was
developed by Industry Canada to help communities in Canada's rural and remote settings to obtain affordable public access
to the Internet and the skills to use it effectively. Access to the Information Highway will help create new and exciting
opportunities for growth and jobs by providing these communities with the ability to communicate with each other, conduct
business, enhance job skills and exchange information and ideas.
What is a Community Access Center?
Community Access Centers are typically
located in schools, libraries and community centers. Here in New Carlisle the Community Access Center is located on the first
floor of Family Ties. The purpose of the Community Access Center is to provide affordable public acces to the Internet, training
courses in current applications, as well as a host of other technology-related services and support. The Community Access
Center is a resource managed by and for the community.
About your Community Access
Center.
The Community Access Center for
the New Carlisle and surrounding area is located on the first floor of the Family Ties. Currently it houses 7 computer stations.
One specifically for copying, scanning,printing and creating cd's. It is open during the day, some evenings and one day on
the weekend every second weekend. Schedules may vary depending on the time of year and to try and give everyone a chance to
have access. There will be training courses on how to surf the web, application software, banking, job search as well as many
other topics. And with further suggestions from the community there will be something for everyone to learn. There will also
be resources on hand on how to do word processing like everyday letters, resume's, etc...
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