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Capital Region Information Service of New York
N. Goumache-Mead, Information Services Manager
E-mail: admin@crisny.org
Why You should Choose CRISNY
By selecting CRISNY as your Internet provider, you help to support the network that serves the entire community. As a public service, we offer free or low-cost access to qualifying not-for-profit organizations; including governments, educational institutions, libraries, social service and cultural organizations and schools. This enables them to make important community information available on CRISNY's Web pages.
CRISNY can only make these free and low-cost accounts available through the sale of commercial and individual subscriptions. We welcome your business, and encourage you to spread the word about our service.
Using CRISNY is just good business, for you and for our community!
Please feel free to contact the individuals and organizations quoted below.
"I develop SOS mainly through interaction with members. You have provided me with a whole new medium of interaction. I spend about an hour a day using our SOS forums and e-mail.
To mention a few payoffs so far -- we have received several profiles, the personal page stuff, a non-profit raffle recipient and many program ideas.
I believe in what you are doing. Let us know how we can help."
Gregg Millett, Director of Singles Outreach Services
sos@singlesoutreach.org
"... Every day I work with the kids, I think about what it is going to mean to them to be "cyberkids"... they really think this is just the way life is and always has been, but I can remember when (not too very long ago!) it was nothing like this!
I am very concerned about the differences I see between the kids who have computers at home and those who don't. Right now in second or third grade it makes a big difference, and I keep thinking about how it will be in a few more years. Public schools are very important in providing not only the hands-on experience with computers, but the concepts and visioning of what uses can be made of computers for learning.
Janne Mathes, Computer Teacher
Schalmont Central Schools
mathesj@crisny.org
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