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Case Studies
1998 Reports
The 24 case study reports listed below are based on site visits
made to 1994 and 1995 projects and issued by Westat,
an independent research firm in Maryland. The projects
cover a broad range of program types and sizes, planning grants
as well as demonstration grants, and show varying degrees of
implementation, sustainability, and replication. The case studies
were designed to represent a cross section of all projects
funded in the program's first two years. Please note
that TOP was formerly known as the Telecommunications and Information
Infrastructure Assistance Program (TIIAP).
(Note: all case studies are in Acrobat PDF format. Click
here to download Acrobat Viewer, if needed.)
Mobile Community
Health Information Network (Mobile, Alabama)
Los Angeles Free-Net (Tarzana,
California)
Western Brokering
Project (Boulder, Colorado)
L.E.A.P. National
Youth Center Networking Project (New Haven,
Connecticut)
Project Rural
Urban Network (RUN) (Louisville, Kentucky)
Distance Learning & Literacy
Networks in Louisiana (New Orleans,
Louisiana)
Quality Educational
Scholastic Trust, Inc. (QUEST) (Pittsfield,
Massachusetts)
Tri-State Network
Demonstration Project (Starkville, Mississippi)
Smart Cities™ (Kansas
City, Missouri)
Grace Hill Neighborhood
Services (St. Louis, Missouri)
Project InterLinc (Lincoln,
Nebraska)
Children's Alliance
of New Hampshire (Concord, New Hampshire)
New York State's
Electronic Learning Community (Albany, New York)
Cornell University
Family Life Development Center (Ithaca, New York)
Charlotte's Web (Charlotte,
North Carolina)
NetWellness:
Ohio Valley Community Health Information Network
(Cincinnati,
Ohio)
Comanche County
Memorial Hospital (Lawton, Oklahoma)
Oklahoma Department
of Commerce (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)
Pennsylvania
Kiosk Project (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
South Carolina's
Information Highway (SCIway) (Columbia, South Carolina)
Mni Sose Intertribal
Water Rights Coalition (Rapid City, South Dakota)
Project NETmobile (Edinburg,
Texas)
The Trans-Border
Information Technology Collaborative (El Paso, Texas)
Alliance of Information
and Referral Systems - NERIN (Seattle, Washington)
1999 Reports
The following 12 case study reports were issued as part of
the Collected
Case Study Evaluations: Summary of Findings by
Westat. Collectively, the case studies were designed
to examine three topics: (1) issues particular to rural communities;
(2) issues particular to urban communities; and (3) challenges
in sustaining information technology-related projects. All
twelve case study reports, along with the summary of findings,
are also available in a single bound volume from the TOP office.
University of California:
Interactive University Project (Berkeley, California)
Plugged In: Learning
Through Technology (Palo Alto, California)
University of New
Orleans: Greater New Orleans Free-Net (New Orleans,
Louisiana)
Baltimore County
Public Schools (Baltimore, Maryland)
Northern New Mexico
Community College: Northern New Mexico Rural
Telemedicine
Project (Española, New Mexico)
Columbia University:
Harlem Environmental Access Project (New York,
New York)
United Neighborhood
Houses of New York: Information Technology Initiative
(New York, New York)
MedCenter One Health
System: Dakota Telemedicine System (Bismarck,
North
Dakota)
South Coast Education
Service District: South Coast Telecommunications
Project (Coos
Bay, Oregon)
Austin Free Net:
East Austin Community Network (Austin, Texas)
Virginia Mason Medical
Center: Tele-Network for Remote Pain Management
(Seattle,
Washington)
North Central Regional
Education Service Agency: Regional Electronic Alternative
Learning Center (REAL) (Fairmont, West Virginia)
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