Vol. 5 No. 2 (2009): Special Issue: CI & Indigenous Communities in Canada—The K-Net (Keewaytinook Okimakanak's Kuhkenah) Experience

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15353/joci.v5i2

Published: 2010-01-12

Editorial

The K-Net Experience: Thematic Introduction to the Special Issue

Brian Beaton, Susan O'Donnell, Adam Fiser, Brian Walmark
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K-Net, Community Informatics and Service Delivery: An Evolving Paradigm

Michael Gurstein
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Research Articles

MyKnet.org: How Northern Ontario's First Nation Communities Made Themselves At Home On The World Wide Web

Philipp Budka, Brandi Bell, Adam Fiser
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A Community Informatics Model for e-Services in First Nations Communities: The K-Net Approach to Water Treatment in Northern Ontario

Michael Gurstein, Brian Beaton, Kevin Sherlock
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Out from the Edges: Multi-site Videoconferencing as a Public Sphere in First Nations

Fenwick McKelvey, Susan O'Donnell
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Implementation of Information and Communication Technology in Aboriginal Communities: A Social Capital Perspective

Javier Mignone, Heather Henley
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How K-Net and Atlantic Canada's First Nation Help Desk are Using Videoconferencing for Community Development

Mary Milliken, Susan O'Donnell, Elizabeth Gorman
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Representation and Participation of First Nations Women in Online Videos

Sonja Perley
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Case Studies

Managing Changes in First Nations’ Health Care Needs: Is Telehealth the Answer?

Josée Gabrielle Lavoie, Donna Williams
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Notes from the field

In Search of Community Champions: Researching the Outcomes of K-Net’s Youth Information and Communications Technology Training Initiative

Kristy Tomkinson
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Reports

ON-LINE RESOURCES about Keewaytinook Okimakanak, the Kuhkenah Network (K-Net) and Associated Broadband Applications

Brian Beaton
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Enabling and Accelerating First Nations Telehealth Development in Canada

Valerie Gideon, Eugene Nicholas, John Rowlandson, Florence Woolner
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