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Delaware Technology Access Atlas
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Thank you for helping us find and catalog resources to complete our Atlas of technology-based community resources. Please fill out the form below so that we may add your information to our database. Information gathered will be used to confirm resources, verify that they are accurate, and update the current Delaware Atlas.

Your Name
Your E-mail
Full Name of the Unit
Where is the unit located?
 
Do you provide services in places other than your main location?
 
No Yes
Contact Names
Contact Phone Numbers
 
Who are the primary users of the access facility (e.g., seniors, school children)?
 
 
Who is eligible to use the available technology (e.g., anyone, members of an organization)?
 
 
What access-related services do you provide? (check all that apply)
 
General-use computing (word processing, spreadsheets, etc.)
Internet access E-mail Fax
When did the program start?
 
What, if any, fees are charged? (specify)
 
 
Specify the number of equipment units available for the following public access services.
 
General-use computing Fax
Internet Access Telephone
Hours the unit is open for public use:
Day(s) From To

Are helping personnel available? No Yes (number of people)
Are training courses offered?
No Yes
Are there any filters on usage (e.g., certain Internet sites blocked, no long-distance calls)? No Yes
 
What groups or organizations are currently providing support equipment to your unit?
 
Is there anything else that is important to convey in describing your unit's services?


 
 
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