Internet Childhood Safety and Health Resource Guide

Authors

• Steven A. Freeman, Purdue UniversityFollow
• Scott D. Whitman, Agri-Link Communication ServicesFollow
• Roger L. Tormoehlen, Purdue UniversityFollow
• Karla M. Embleton, Purdue UniversityFollow

Volume

35

Issue

2

Abstract

Purdue University's Agricultural Safety and Health Program, historically a paper-based directory of childhood safety and health resources, is now available on the World Wide Web (WWW). Advantages to WWW publication include: widespread availability, continuous updates, and low distribution costs. Disadvantages include: lack of acceptance by some Extension clientele, loss of portability, and initial difficulties in finding the publication's WWW location. The use of on-line resources has been moderate to date. However, a significant increase in utilization is expected as Internet access becomes less expensive and Extension educators and external clientele become more accustomed to using on-line resources.

Recommended Citation

Freeman, S. A., Whitman, S. D., Tormoehlen, R. L., & Embleton, K. M. (1997). Internet Childhood Safety and Health Resource Guide. Journal of Extension, 35(2), Article 7. https://doi.org/10.66752/1077-5315.7346