People need help with computers. That’s why
this comic was created. It's based on true stories
told by CyberNavigators as part of the eChicago
research project. We hope it encourages you to get
and give computer help in your library and
elsewhere.
Chicago Public Library has offered
CyberNavigator service since 1999. Urbana Free
Library (Illinois) and Austin Public Library
(Texas) provide volunteers to help people using
computers. Libraries are looking for better ways
to do this important work.
Thanks to the Institute of Museum and Library
Services, the Benton Foundation, and the Chicago
Community Trust for their support of eChicago, and
to the CyberNavigators and others at Chicago
Public Library for sharing their expertise.
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Join us for the sixth year of eChicago
gatherings on April 20-21, 2012 at UIC Student
Center East, in Chicago.
National library symbol (above) and laptop
version (left) from American
Library Association.
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Damian Duffy is a cartoonist, graphic novelist,
writer, letterer, curator, lecturer and a PhD
student at the University of Illinois Graduate
School of Library and Information Sciences. duff@eyetrauma.net
John Jennings is a designer, illustrator, and
associate professor of visual studies at SUNY
Buffalo. ssum28@gmail.com
Kate Williams is an assistant professor at the
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Graduate School of Library and Information Science
and co-director of the Community Informatics
Research Lab. katewill@illinois.edu
Dann Tincher is a graduate of the School of the
Art Institute of Chicago. He is a freelance web
designer, animator, illustrator, and comic artist.
dannowar@gmail.com
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