Publication detail

E-Inclusion for Users of Regional Data Sources

Authors: Šimonová Stanislava

Year: 2005

Type of publication: článek v odborném periodiku

Name of source: WSEAS Transactions on Information Science and Applications

Publisher name: WSEAS Press

Place: Atény

Page from-to: 2060-2065

Titles:

Language	Name	Abstract	Keywords
cze	E-Inclusion pro uživatele regionálních datových zdrojů	E-Inclusion pro uživatele regionálních datových zdrojů	regionální datové zdroje
eng	E-Inclusion for Users of Regional Data Sources	The target of social inclusion policies is to remove and stop creating barriers of any kind of the involvement of individuals or group of population in the active life of the society. Analogously, the term of e-inclusion means a set of conditions for effective inclusion of all population groups in the information society. It is necessary to prevent further extension of the so-called digital divide, i.e. divide within population groups between the included and the excluded. People are acquiring more and more skills necessary for working with new technologies and it is true for an increasing number of professions that a lack of such qualification is a reason for being disadvantaged or even excluded from the information society. The visual and motor handicapped people have difficulty in accessing the electronic data (web files), but digital disabled people are also persons with various levels of knowledge in information technologies. The contribution deals with various approaches of e-Inclusion in the area of public administration and its regional data sources.	e-Government, social inclusion, e-Inclusion, digital divide, user-friendly approaches

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