2002 Digital Community Colleges Survey

The Center for Digital Education released the results of its 2002 Digital Community Colleges Survey. The 14-question survey measured the progress made in technology by the nation's top 50 community colleges.

The purpose of the survey was to assess and promote those community colleges that provide a high-level of service through information technologies. The Digital Community Colleges Survey is an outgrowth of a continuing dialogue with educators, administrators and education technologists.

At the conclusion of the survey, the following community colleges ranked in the top ten:

1. Florida Community College
2. Columbus State Community College
3. Santa Monica College
3. Miami-Dade Community College
5. City College of San Francisco
6. Northern Virginia Community College
7. College of DuPage
7. Houston Community College
9. De Anza College
9. Grossmont College

2002 Digital States Survey/Education

The Center for Digital Government, in conjunction with Government Technology magazine and The Progress & Freedom Foundation, conducted the 2002 Digital State Survey, which focused on eight areas of digital technologies. Part III, Education category, focused on the utilization of digital technologies for educational purposes, including the provision of online access for administrative functions such as student admissions, financial aid and course registration, access to the Internet, and access to school performance measures.



2002 Top 25 State Rankings in Education