Titlebook: Comparative Information Technology; Languages, Societies Donna Gibbs,Joseph Zajda Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 E-Gov

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Schichtung in der Staatsbürgergesellschaftance and distraction (Stone, ., p. 262)..The image of schoolchildren staring out of the classroom window, minds preoccupied with daydreams, could be supplanted by one of students staring forward — not daydreaming but interacting with vibrating gadgets, chattering with offsite friends and accessing m

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Ungleichheit als Schicksal und Notwendigkeitstudents learn. Many aspects of these educational reform programs have met with resistance from teachers and other school stakeholders (Cuban et al., .; Fullan, .) . More recently, however, in the South-east Asian region, there has been a very positive response to, and enthusiastic uptake of, reform

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-9426-2E-Government; Evaluation; ICT; Internet; Wireless; communication; digital; digital literacy; e-learning; educ

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978-90-481-8124-7Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009

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Comparative Information Technology: Languages, Societies and the Internet,determinism’ (Zajda, .) , and what Kellner (1991) has called ‘techno-capital’ (see also Langman & Morris, .) . Sassen (.) and Castells (.) have argued that one of the essential moments of globalisation consists of vast flows of electronic information.The rapid and ubiquitous proliferation of ICT has