Learning from Dodge City's use of the Building Digital Communities Stakeholder Survey.

The first two steps of Building Digital Communities: A Framework for Action are to "Convene stakeholders" and "Develop a shared community understanding of digital inclusion".

To build a community-wide effort around increasing access and use of information technology, the Dodge City Library, City of Dodge City and the Dodge City Community College iare gathering stakeholders May 24 and 25.

Complementing IMLS’s efforts, OCLC continues to work with communities across the country who are forging a path to digital inclusion. Local leadership teams are learning the importance of convening stakeholders from all community sectors.

Summary of the achievements and lessons learned in the early stages of testing the usefulness of the IMLS framework for Building Digital Communities.

Learn why the call to action to increase digital inclusion across the U. S. is viewed as an essential and sweeping cross-community effort.

As trailblazers in tackling the digital divide in Minneapolis, city officials and their partners are creating models for other communities to follow.

IMLS (Institute of Museum & Library Services) has a national initiative focused on building digital communities, which includes a framework for communities to work together across sectors to make progress on digital inclusion initiatives.

Overview of the digital inclusion summit held in St. Paul (MN) as part of a project funded by IMLS. Includes the background, summit objectives, participant selection, summit program and outcomes.

This worksheet is based on the IMLS Framework for Building Digital Communities. It is intended to facilitate community collaboration around digital inclusion efforts.