A new online tool will help connect more Missourians with broadband resources in their communities. The Digital Asset Map is a project of the University of Missouri (MU) System Broadband Initiative in partnership with the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Missouri Broadband Resource Rail. The project aims to build a comprehensive statewide inventory of public computers and Wi-Fi access locations as well as resources such as digital literacy programs, computer classes, one-on-one technical assistance centers and adult or workforce education programs, said MU System Deputy Chief Engagement Officer Alison Copeland. “Once the map is populated, we will work with MU Extension offices in each county to publicize its availability and the breadth of broadband-related resources available to the public throughout Missouri,” Copeland said. Entities offering public internet resources are encouraged to help build the Digital Access Map by entering basic information. The…