Volume
36
Issue
4
Abstract
Internet web site developers can improve accessibility to their sites by rural clients through awareness of technological challenges encountered by their potential market. Some rural users, especially those in impoverished areas, face problems with reliability of telephone services and dated computer technology. These technological issues can have an impact on the effective use of the web as a mechanism for data and information delivery. Web site developers can accommodate some of these limitations through simple web page design and less reliance upon relatively more advanced web programming languages such as ActiveX and JAVA.
Recommended Citation
Samson, S. A. (1998). Technological Issues for Improving Access to Internet Web Sites for Rural Users. The Journal of Extension, 36(4), Article 15. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol36/iss4/15
