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Literature Reviews on the Implications of Information Technology The rapid expansion of information, communications, and computational technologies (IT) has led to many questions about the effects of IT throughout society and the economy. Under contract from the National Science Foundation, SRI International has conducted a series of literature reviews to gather information about existing data and research on the social and economic implications of IT. SRI is pleased to make these available here for use by researchers, analysts, and the public. Reports and Issue Briefs Currently Online Effects of Using Instructional Technology in Elementary and Secondary Schools: What Controlled Evaluation Studies Say. By James A. Kulik Main report Does Instructional Technology Improve School Reading Programs? By James A. Kulik. Issue brief Computer Use Helps Students to Develop Better Writing Skills. By James A. Kulik. Issue brief Effects of Using Instructional Technology in Colleges and Universities: What Controlled Evaluations Say by James A. Kulik. Main report Computer-Mediated Communities: The Implications of Information, Communication, and Computational Technologies for Creating Community Online. By Maria C. Papadakis. Main report People Can Create a Sense of Community in Cyberspace. By Maria C. Papadakis. Issue brief Computer-Mediated Communities: A Bibliography on Information, Communication, and Computational Technologies and Communities of Place. By Maria C. Papadakis. Final Report IT at Work: Information Technologies and Remote Working in the United States: A Literature Review. By Nance Goldstein. Main report. Appendices Information Technologies Have Changed Work in Remote Call Centers. By Nance Goldstein. Issue brief Implications of Information Technology for Employment, Skills, and Wages: A Review of Recent Research. By Michael J. Handel. Main report Complex Picture of Information Technology and Employment Emerges. By Michael J. Handel. Issue brief Implications of Informatioin Technology for Employment, Skills, and Wages: Findings from Sectoral and Case Study Research By Michael J. Handel. Final Report Implications of Information Technologies in Geo- and Bio-Sciences: A Literature Review. By David W. Cheney. Main report Information Technologies Associated With Changes in Research Methods and Conceptual Advances in Geosciences and Biosciences. By David W. Cheney. Issue brief The Implications of Information and Communications Technologies for Distance Education: Looking Toward the Future. By Sousan Arafeh, American Institutes for Research. Main report Reports on National Science Foundation website Other reports and issue briefs in the same series are available on the National Science Foundation website at: http://srsweb.nsf.gov/it_site/it/infotech.htm. These reports include:
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