Titlebook: Access Denied in the Information Age; Stephen Lax (Lecturer in Communications Technology Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy SeriesThere seems to be widespread agreement about empirical trends in British (and far beyond) higher education. I do not think, for instance, that the following would be very much disputed amongst commentators:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8979-5chnologies (ICTs). Nevertheless, the idea of an information society fails to provide insights about the role of ICTs in society, and can be misleading in focusing attention on too limited a view of information (Dutton 1999: 3–14).

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Michael A. Dopita,Ralph S. Sutherlandthe two is made explicit in the current wave of interest in Marshall McLuhan and, in particular, his hyperbolic claims about the ‘global village’ (McLuhan and Fiore 1967, 1968). Yet despite the volume of comment that has been written about globalization there is little consensus about what it means or what its implications are.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333985465Access; communication; cyberspace; Design; education; gender; globalization; information society; Internet; N

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978-1-349-42440-5Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2001

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Astrophysics and Space Science Libraryve not been disappointed. The media excitement at the fantastic financial speculation on the high-tech and internet stock market is but one instance cited to support this claim. This new society is labelled variously the information society, the knowledge society, the knowledge economy or, as this b

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S. Seager,D. Deming,J.A. Valentiication technologies (ICTs), especially global networked ICTs, and gender. After clear evidence that the internet has been a happy home for ‘boys’ of the white, high-income, mainly English-speaking variety, women (and others) appear to be getting their hands on it at last. The launch of a number of