The Rainbow Pages
The Rainbow Pages
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, Cleveland Free Net, USENET, PeaceNet. ) Other groups have put computers or terminals in public locations (e. G.. Community Memory [Levy], New York Youth Network [ChSc], Santa Monica Public Electronic Network [Guthrie et al, Antonoff] . ) A voice bulletin board, on the other hand, need not suffer from such accessibility problems, because it uses a touch-tone telephone rather than a computer as a front-end. A person calls up, navigates through the recorded announcements by pressing buttons on t...he telephone keypad, and perhaps records a message of her own. That solves three accessibility problems. First, access is mostly not restricted by income, because, in this country, even a very poor family, so long as it has a home, is likely to have a telephone. Second, access is not restricted by time or location, since it is easy to find a public phone even when one is away from home. Third, many people are far more proficient at speaking and listening than at writing and reading: a voice bulletin board does not restrict access by literacy skills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Cleveland Free Net, USENET, PeaceNet. ) Other groups have put computers or terminals in public locations (e. G.. Community Memory [Levy], New York Youth Network [ChSc], Santa Monica Public Electronic Network [Guthrie et al, Antonoff] . ) A voice bulletin board, on the other hand, need not suffer from such accessibility problems, because it uses a touch-tone telephone rather than a computer as a front-end. A person calls up, navigates through the recorded announcements by pressing buttons on t...he telephone keypad, and perhaps records a message of her own. That solves three accessibility problems. First, access is mostly not restricted by income, because, in this country, even a very poor family, so long as it has a home, is likely to have a telephone. Second, access is not restricted by time or location, since it is easy to find a public phone even when one is away from home. Third, many people are far more proficient at speaking and listening than at writing and reading: a voice bulletin board does not restrict access by literacy skills.
What to read after The Rainbow Pages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Resnick to read onlineMoreLess
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