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New role for community networks

OMMUNITY INFORMATION COVERS A WIDE RANGE OF SOURCES. IT ALSO serves many users, encompassing government, health and public safety organizations, businesses of all types, service organizations, tourist attractions , historical societies, and members of the public. In fact, communities are repositories of large amounts of heterogeneous information that need to be searched, read, explored, acted upon, updated, and that offer opportunities for collaboration and other forms of two-way communication. In the absence of digital library technology, most of this information is not easily accessible to members of the community or to those making inquiries from outside. Thus, the ability to browse, search, and acquire data is essential for the establishment of community networks. Within Canada's Technology Triangle (CTT) we are creating a community-based digital library called the CTT Community Network. The region of Waterloo (including the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge), and the city of Guelph comprise the CTT; so named because of its con-Communities as very large repositories of information are digital libraries with some unique browsing and data acquisition characteristics.