Work with Project HAWK students and community members to test and implement the unit. Technology Access for All The internet, by design, is supposed to be a broadly accessible, egalitarian, and democratic institution or utility. Many people in this state and country and throughout the world do not have access to the intellectual, educational, and communication resources of the internet because of a lack of resources in equipment, software, working knowledge, and reliable utilities with which to connect. The community of Puebla in Mexico is plagued with such access problems. The electrical power supply in the village is unreliable, telephone service rare and somewhat costly, and computers in schools are nonexistent.
T hink critically about the principles of social justice and democracy.
Examine what it takes to be a nominal user of internet resources for learning and communicating. Investigate technologies available and in use in socioeconomically challenged countries. Keith Prior, Academic Coordinator, UC Research Center Return of the Salmon Salmon, creatures with cultural meaning and biological significance, unify the Sacramento River watershed. Last year, for the first time in over forty years, salmon were discovered spawning in lower Putah Creek, a tributary of the Sacramento River. The excitement was enormous.