Abstract Objective To examine Internet access and interest in receiving nutrition education
via social media applications among low-income adults participating in the Supplemental …

Objective Estimate media technology use in Alaska Native communities to inform the
feasibility of technology-based nutrition education. Methods A self-administered …

Delivering nutrition education using the Internet could allow educators to reach larger
audiences at lower cost. Low-income adults living in a rural community participated in focus …

Background The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides over 40
million Americans with money for food without typically providing participants with food or …

Objective To inform policy proposals to allow online grocery shopping with Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by examining relevant behaviors, knowledge …

OBJECTIVE: Nutrition education research recruitment expense and effort are substantial;
sample selection is crucial for intervention assessment. Effectiveness and cost of Facebook …

Through focus group interviews, we examined the perceptions of Extension peer nutrition
educators (n= 6) and low-income adults (n= 8) regarding the feasibility of an e-learning …

OBJECTIVE: To examine assets of and challenges to getting adequate nutrition and
physical activity among low-income rural residents, and the potential for technology to …

Objective Determination of feasibility of online nutrition education in the federal workplace.
Design Pretest–posttest pilot study with data collection occurring from September to …

As access to computers and the Internet by the low-income population is increasing and the
“digital divide” is slowly diminishing, other methods of delivering nutrition information to this …