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The impact of IT on indigenous peoples
pp. 411-413(3)
Authors: Roy L.; Raitt D.

Digital libraries: barriers or gateways to scholarly information?
pp. 414-421(8)
Author: Byrne A.

Perspectives on tribal archives
pp. 422-427(6)
Authors: Roy L.; Alonzo D.L.

Native American technology access: the Gates Foundation in Four Corners
pp. 428-434(7)
Authors: Gordon A.C.; Gordon M.; Dorr J.

School-museum partnerships for culturally responsive teaching
pp. 435-442(8)
Author: Christal M.

Indians on the Internet - selected Native American Web sites
pp. 443-449(7)
Author: Mitten L.

American Indian tribal Web sites: a review and comparison
pp. 450-455(6)
Author: Anderson C.G.

Maori access to information technology
pp. 456-460(5)
Author: Parker B.

Iwi archivists as recordmakers?
pp. 461-464(4)
Author: Falconer S.

Te Mata o te Tai - the edge of the tide: rising capacity in information technology of Maori in Aotearoa-New Zealand
pp. 465-475(11)
Author: Kamira R.

Impact of ICT-based distance learning: the African story
pp. 476-486(11)
Authors: van Brakel P.A.; Chisenga J.

A survey of cybercafés in Delta State, Nigeria
pp. 487-495(9)
Authors: Adomi E.E.; Okiy R.B.; Ruteyan J.O.