Keywords: mental models; technological utopianism; economic, cultural
and organizational dimensions of computerization; worklife; electronic communities;
computer-mediated communications (CMC); privacy; social control; risks of
computing; system safety and vulnerability; ethics; professional responsibilities.
This page is designed to serve as a single entry point into a set of resources
dealing with social issues of computing, connecting some
of the work of Rob
Kling,
at Indiana University - Bloomington,
Tom Jewett,
at C.S.U. Long Beach, and many other sources listed below.
Computerization and Controversy: Value Conflicts and
Social Choices, 2nd Edition, written and edited by Rob Kling,
published by Academic Press (due Jan 96).
Teaching Social Issues of Computing: Challenges, Ideas
and Resources, by Tom Jewett and Rob Kling, published by Academic
Press (due Jan 96).
Sources of Information about courses in social
issues of computing, organizations and on-line information, and more.
The Information
Society, an international quarterly journal, edited by Rob Kling
Our "meeting place", where we provide links back to
pages with links to this site
Send email to the authors
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