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Virtual communities and social capital
Authors: Blanchard, A Horan, T
Citation: A. Blanchard et T. Horan, Virtual communities and social capital, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 6-21
Human capital and information technology in education in the new millennium
Authors: Davis, BL Kick, EL
Citation: Bl. Davis et El. Kick, Human capital and information technology in education in the new millennium, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 23-36
The progress of the Internet
Authors: Blank, G
Citation: G. Blank, The progress of the Internet, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 37-45
The co-evolution of society and multimedia technology: Issues in predicting the future innovation and use of a ubiquitous technology
Authors: Stewart, J Wiliams, R
Citation: J. Stewart et R. Wiliams, The co-evolution of society and multimedia technology: Issues in predicting the future innovation and use of a ubiquitous technology, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 46-62
The World Wide Web and local media in the 1996 presidential election
Authors: Novotny, P
Citation: P. Novotny, The World Wide Web and local media in the 1996 presidential election, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 64-85
Electronic communities: Assessing equality of access in a rural Minnesota community
Authors: Riedel, E Wagoner, MJ Dresel, L Sullivan, JL Borgida, E
Citation: E. Riedel et al., Electronic communities: Assessing equality of access in a rural Minnesota community, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 86-108
Ethics, law and information technology: The transformative role of rhetoric
Authors: O'Connell, BM
Citation: Bm. O'Connell, Ethics, law and information technology: The transformative role of rhetoric, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 109-120
Creating a democratic public sphere through political discussion: The caseof abortion discourse on the Internet
Authors: Schneider, SM
Citation: Sm. Schneider, Creating a democratic public sphere through political discussion: The caseof abortion discourse on the Internet, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 121-139
Changing roles in information dissemination and education
Authors: Kroeker, B
Citation: B. Kroeker, Changing roles in information dissemination and education, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 141-159
Technological change, virtual learning, and higher education: Prospects, problems, potentials
Authors: Shields, MA
Citation: Ma. Shields, Technological change, virtual learning, and higher education: Prospects, problems, potentials, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 160-176
The role of information technology in quality education
Authors: Garson, GD
Citation: Gd. Garson, The role of information technology in quality education, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 177-197
The paradox of paperless classes
Authors: Lackie, P
Citation: P. Lackie, The paradox of paperless classes, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 198-211
Personal computers, mass media, and other uses of free time
Authors: Robinson, JP Kestnbaum, M Kohut, A
Citation: Jp. Robinson et al., Personal computers, mass media, and other uses of free time, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 213-235
Manufacturing knowledge: Technology, culture, and social inequality at work
Authors: Vallas, S
Citation: S. Vallas, Manufacturing knowledge: Technology, culture, and social inequality at work, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 236-254
Researching telework: Past concerns and future directions
Authors: Ellison, NB
Citation: Nb. Ellison, Researching telework: Past concerns and future directions, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 255-276
The information age: Apartheid, cultural imperialism, or global village?
Authors: Hedley, RA
Citation: Ra. Hedley, The information age: Apartheid, cultural imperialism, or global village?, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 278-290
Networking for sustainable development: Innovative approaches outside the "global village"
Authors: Funk, K
Citation: K. Funk, Networking for sustainable development: Innovative approaches outside the "global village", SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 291-300
Information in and on Africa: Past, present, and future
Authors: Pfister, R
Citation: R. Pfister, Information in and on Africa: Past, present, and future, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 301-322
World information flows and the impact of new technology: Is there a need for international communication policy and regulation?
Authors: Ferguson, K
Citation: K. Ferguson, World information flows and the impact of new technology: Is there a need for international communication policy and regulation?, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 323-339
International network for integrated social science
Authors: Bainbridge, WS
Citation: Ws. Bainbridge, International network for integrated social science, SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: ISSUES FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM, 2000, pp. 340-356
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