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Centre useage statistics are collected twice yearly in April and October. As at 30 May 2004: |
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Approximately 8,000 Tasmanians registered as patrons of the 64 Centres in the past 12 months to make a total of 60,000 since the first centre opened in May 1998.
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Slightly more females (51%) than males (49%) used Online Access Centres |
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About (22%) of regular users were under 18 years of age. |
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Over 7,500 Tasmanians had attended basic computer skills training courses conducted at Online Access Centres in the past 12 months. |
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Over 40,000 Tasmanians (almost 9% of the State's total population) had attended a basic IT skills training course at an Online Access Centre in the six years the Centres have been operating. |
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Almost 500 volunteers assisted with the day-to-day operations of Online Access Centres. In the past six months they have contributed over 300 person working days. |
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Over 440 people are members of the voluntary Centre Boards of Management or Advisory Committees |
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345,000 Tasmanians living outside the Hobart / Glenorchy / Clarence metropolitan areas had easy access to an Online Access Centre located in their community. This represents about 75% of all Tasmanians. |
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