Titlebook: Humanizing Technology; Computers in Communi Elisabeth Gerver Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Adult Learning.Emotion

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Introduction,community education. The development of microcomputers has now brought the power of computers into people’s homes, often by way of children’s apparently universal enthusiasm for them. Among those who are still employed, more and more people are using computers as part of their professional, technica

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Computers and Gender, were sometimes made for the beneficial effects that computerization could have on entire communities. It was against such a background of enthusiasm that I started to work in 1981 in the Scottish Community Education Microelectronics Project. Two impressions of that time are particularly vivid. The

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Computers and Informal Learning,s of the new information technologies, if unchecked, to lead to political, economic, and particularly social divisiveness. Seen from this perspective, the gender bias of computers is only one facet of a wider problem which confronts all those who care about the educational well-being of their commun

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Promises and Pitfalls,Chapter 1 suggested, the possibilities offered by computer power for increasing the choices available to people and communities are overshadowed by the economically and socially divisive effects of computers where they are introduced into a competitive world. Chapter 2 then considered both the curre

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Problemstellung,den je 100 kg Schwefelkohlenstoff 23–26 kg Holzkohle und 90–93 kg Schwefel gebraucht. Die Holzkohlemengen, die zur Verfügung stehen, schwanken sehr stark. Das Angebot an Holzkohle ist keineswegs stetig, sondern hängt von wirtschaftlichen und politischen Faktoren ab, so daß der Holzkohlepreis in den