Our thanks to ADETA,
our generous website hosts!
Podcasts of the full proceedings of our Halloween virtual conference are now on YouTube and you can access them and the associated PowerPoint files directly from this website. Click here to access all the podcasts and presentations.
A total of 236 people registered for one of the 21 videoconference sites and others joined via the webcast. We'd like to thank all those who helped organize and market the Halloween virtual conference, particularly our local hosts. We welcome your feedback to help improve future events.
We support and develop local coalitions of community champions and technology providers to realize the benefits of broadband usage.
Digital Ontario is an Ontario Ministry of Government Services initiative with similar goals to ours in Communities without Boundaries. They have graciously opened their Intelligent Communities ePanel on Tuesday November 25th to Albertans and invited us to publicise it.
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