Educational Information Networks in the Caribbean: The Implications for Small States

Authors

  • Kelvin Jarvis
  • Yvonne Stephenson

Keywords:

Caribbean Network of Educational Innovation for Development, Information Networks, Educational Information, Caribbean, Latin America

Abstract

This paper attempts to review the role played by educational information networks operating in Latin America. It also discusses the work of the Caribbean Network of Educational Innovation for Development - CARNEID - and its importance for small states in the English-speaking Caribbean, and by extension some issues in education which are of concern to the librarian.

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Vol. 4 No. 1 (1994)

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