Volume
29
Issue
4
Abstract
Computer literacy may be more widespread among Extension clientele than previously supposed and will probably increase as computers become a more important part of daily life. This is reflected in the numbers of non-owners of computers in the survey who were computer literate (20%). Nevertheless, the majority of Extension clientele aren't computer literate, and important differences exist in their needs.
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Taylor, M. T., Hoag, D. L., & Owen, M. B. (1991). Computer Literacy and Use. Journal of Extension, 29(4), Article 4. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.8302
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