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	Culture and Information Technology
		The integration perspective holds that "all cultural manifestations mentioned are interpreted as consistently reinforcing the same themes, all members of the organization are said to share in an organization-wide consensus, and the culture is described as a realm where all is clear.
		While she does not state that she is studying the culture, the study of behavioral patterns of interpersonal relationships fits in with the variable approach to the interpersonal cultural attributes.
		In order for the study of culture and its relationship to the implementation of IT to be constructive, it is important for the researcher to (a) understand the impact of their own perspective and presuppositions, and (b) understand the impact of the choice of breadth of the study.
	www.andrews.edu /~vyhmeisr/papers/culture.html (5542 words)

	The relation between technology and culture
		Culture is not considered solely as a series of responses or adjustments to technology; rather, it is seen as an essential mediator and adversary to the non-cultural, the "universal," mechanical, and artificial realm of technology.
		A cultural critique of technology is one in which the non-cultural elements are evaluated, judged and forced into new directions as fits the individual society or culture.
		This phase of cultural critique was superseded by the imperialist expansion of the 1890s to early 20th century when the working classes benefited from the exploitation of the foreign colonies and the new technological products (like the bicycle, car, washing machine, etc).
	www.engr.sjsu.edu /pabacker/tech_culture.htm (1101 words)

	CRM Technology v Culture
		Naturally they focus less on the technology and more on developing connections and transforming behaviour, attitudes and styles - the grass roots of CRM - know how your customer thinks, what their needs and wants are; how you think and how to best engage effectively with each person to generate optimum results.
		Evidently then, the success of CRM rests on both technology and organisational change and the willingness of organisations and individuals to assess and analyse behaviour to improve connection and deepen relationships.
		The best technology in the world cannot incur the required cultural, organisational and behavioural change that is needed to drive effective CRM strategies.
	www.crmnewz.com /crmnewz-18-20021019CRM-Technology-v-Culture.html (1323 words)

	Technology and Culture: Online Resources
		Andrew Feenberg, From Essentialism to Constructivism: Philosophy of Technology at the Crossroads.
		Paul Gorner, Heidegger, Phenomenology, and the Essence of Technology.
		Technology and Culture, University of Hawaii at Manoa
	www.fred.net /tzaka/techne3.html (1013 words)

	JSTOR: Technology and Culture
		Technology and Culture is the quarterly interdisciplinary journal of the Society for the History of Technology.
		Technology and Culture regularly includes scholarly articles, book reviews, museum exhibit reviews, and critical essays.
		The society's Current Bibliography in the History of Technology also appears under the banner of Technology and Culture.
	www.jstor.org /journals/0040165X.html (152 words)

	culture - cruise technology
		Technology has also facilitated the entire check in process.
		On the Victory the use of technology was bedazzling.
		The nice part of all this use of technology is how it stayed in the background and wasn't obvious to us travelers.
	home.att.net /~lseufert/cruise_technology.htm (889 words)

	Culture and Technology
		Anyways, when we create a technology, we are, essentially, responisble for what happens to it or what it does becuse it cannot do things on its own.
		The other one is called cultural determinism which means that some variable in a culture causes a technology.
		I think this technology would be more suitable for the elderly because they are more immobile than people around my age who are running around all the time anyways.
	defineculture.motime.com (1718 words)

	Johns Hopkins University Press \| Journals \| Technology and Culture
		Technology and Culture is the preeminent journal for the history of technology.
		Drawing on scholarship in diverse disciplines, Technology and Culture publishes insightful pieces intended for general readers as well as specialists.
		Technology and Culture is the official journal of the Society for the History of Technology.
	www.press.jhu.edu /journals/technology_and_culture (122 words)

	Art Historian's Studio - Themes - Culture and Technology 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This, too, is a type of haunting, but an intermittent one, from which, if we are wise, we may derive the certainty of a better existence and the hope of attaining it through the daily exercise of our will.
		Within these manifestations of a culture of narcosis, there is an aspect of dealing with the alienation brought on by the industrial-technological complex.
		We just find ways to make it shift, to make it move, moving in art, and that is where we want to shift to, to art, before we get lost in the web, although, the state of techno-narcosis is where we are heading, or, perhaps, where we are starting from, today, within our society.
	www.brynmawr.edu /visualculture/journal/e_culture_and_technology3.shtml (1274 words)

	Technology and Culture
		Philosophers and students of philosophy ought to reflect upon the impact of technologies of every kind on human culture and community.
		Technologists and students of technology, for their part, should go beyond learning technical processes to thinking about the broader implications of technology for human beings.
		In the past, wholesale attacks on technology by humanities professors have been tantamount to cursing the wind because storms are often destructive.
	www.fred.net /tzaka/techne2.html (132 words)

	Art Historian's Studio - Themes - Culture and Technology 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		On one level, drugs and technology (and it is in this way that we can add the aura to Benjamin's list of addictions) are things that we only notice when they are absent.
		All of these haunting absent presences lead us to the necessity of thinking the haunt of invisible presences, the places where such quasi-entities reside, their haunts and how the haunt us, again recognizing that not all hauntings are bad, just as not all drugs are bad.
		Regardless, sex, drugs, and technology are all topics that one is typically quick to express one's objection to or allegiance with.
	www.brynmawr.edu /visualculture/journal/e_culture_and_technology4.shtml (1001 words)

	VoS - Voice of the Shuttle
		Technology and Culture (The Journal for the Society of the History of Technology is a scholarly journal dedicated to the historical study of technology in its relationships with society and culture.
		Society for the History of Technology [SHOT] ("An interdisciplinary organization, SHOT is concerned not only with the history of technological devices and processes, but also with the relations of technology to science, politics, social change, the arts and humanities, and economics.
		Cultural Studies of Science and Technology ("This page [a collection of links] is devoted to the cultural studies of science and technology, i.e.
	vos.ucsb.edu /browse.asp?id=2731 (3420 words)

	Bootleg culture - Salon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Home remixing is technically incredibly easy to do, in effect turning the vast world of pop culture into source material for an endless amount of slicing and dicing by desktop producers.
		Siva Vaidhyanthan, an assistant professor of culture and communication at New York University and the author of "Copyrights and Copywrongs," believes that what we're seeing is the result of a democratization of creativity and the demystification of the process of authorship and creativity.
		Pop culture in general seems more and more remixed -- samples and references are permeating more and more of mainstream music, film, and television, and remix culture appears to resonate strongly with consumers.
	www.salon.com /tech/feature/2002/08/01/bootlegs/print.html (706 words)

	Technology and Culture
		It also features essays and commentary on public affairs related to the interactions of technology and culture, reviews of museums and exhibits, and forty or more book reviews in each issue.
		is published by the Johns Hopkins University Press for the Society for the History of Technology, and jointly sponsored by The Henry Ford, the University of Detroit Mercy, and the University of Michigan—Dearborn.
		The Technology and Culture Forum is a lecture series sponsored by the consortium of institutions that also sponsor the TandC editorial office.
	www.historyoftechnology.org /tc.html (350 words)

	LCC : School of Literature, Communication, and Culture
		As a result, students learn to master the range of methodologies of literary and cultural analysis needed to understand and interpret the “texts” ranging from novels and films to scientific journals and web pages that our society to communicate and to understand itself.
		STAC students pursue a course of study that is genuinely multidisciplinary and international, and that draws upon the multiple strengths of the Georgia Tech faculty.
		A student earning a B.S. in Science, Technology, and Culture has a variety of options after graduation; STAC students are equipped with technical, scientific, and cultural skills that few of their peers can match.
	www.lcc.gatech.edu /stac (351 words)

	LCC : School of Literature, Communication, and Culture
		The School of Literature, Communication, and Culture (LCC) is committed to teaching and research in cultural studies, new media studies, and the humanities at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
		Building on the reputation and resources of Georgia Tech, LCC is especially concerned with cultural studies of science and technology, with designing and creating digital artifacts, and with communication in a variety of media contexts.
		Additionally, it supports two undergraduate degrees, a B.S. in Science, Technology, and Culture that emphasizes the intersection of science, technology, and the humanities, and a B.S. in Computational Media that explores the use of the computer as a medium for communication and expression.
	www.lcc.gatech.edu (218 words)

	Technology & the Culture of Immediacy
		And while popular culture encourages us to move quickly from one song to the next, one image to the next, one "news" item to the next, and one Sunday of football to the next, we find our attention spans withering.
		So we have devolved into a culture of immediacy, a culture of the self, and a culture of the material.
		One of the signs of the approach of the Day of Judgement mentioned to us by our Prophet (peace be upon him) is that there will be years of deceit in which the truthful person will not be believed and the liar will be believed (Ahmad).
	etori.tripod.com /dajjalsystem/nwo-immediacy.html (877 words)

	The McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology
		The McLuhan Program's mandate is to encourage understanding of the impacts of technology on culture and society from theoretical and practical perspectives, and thus to continue the ground-breaking work initiated by Marshall McLuhan.
		Bob Logan presented a fascinating paper on The Extended Mind Model of the Origin of Language and Culture at The Evolutionary Epistemology, Language and Culture Conference in Bruxelles, and the International Conference on Complexity in Boston, both in May, 2004.
		The Cultural Paradox of the Global Village, the paper Mark Federman recently presented at the Localization World conference in Seattle, is now posted here in PDF format.
	www.mcluhan.utoronto.ca (516 words)

	Technology & Regulation: Technology & Culture
		Many people are now choosing to employ these technologies in a way that allows them to keep up regular contact with family and friends who they might have otherwise lost touch with.
		Just as technologies have been developed and improved to protect us in our neighborhood and homes, like door locks, security systems, and outdoor lighting, new technologies will also be needed to deter wrongful action and protect those in our virtual communities who cannot protect themselves.
		Recent advances in filtering technology allow parents to block objectionable content from the eyes of their children and also help to protect them from Internet predators.
	www.acton.org /ppolicy/tech/culture (1128 words)

	CASI: Center for the Advanced Study of India, University of Pennsylvania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Soft power derives from culture, ideals, and policies, none of which are the sole provenance of the nation-state.
		The emergence of satellite dissemination technologies have made it possible to uplink—and download—without concern for national borders.
		This research initiative brings together scholars and practitioners with graduate students interested in the intersection of communications and cultural studies with international relations by looking at the production and distribution of imagery and narratives and their reception in South and Southeast Asia—along with their implications for soft power and regional spheres of influence.
	www.sas.upenn.edu /casi/programs/technology_page1.htm (927 words)

	PhD Program in Educational Psychology and Educational Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Our doctoral program in Learning, Technology and Culture is designed to prepare you for scholarship and leadership in the study of human learning and development in varied educational settings and the study, creation, and use of diverse technologies supporting learning, design, teaching and communication.
		In Technology and Education, you'll study the design of powerful technologies, their use in educational contexts by students and teachers, the design of online courses, how to carry out research on educational software and multimedia learning environments and their impact on the wider culture.
		As in the Learning and Development area, perspectives on what technology is, how to study its role and effects, and specific technologies under study vary widely among faculty members.
	ed-web3.educ.msu.edu /ltc/phd/ltcphdindex.htm (1313 words)

	techsyl
		Technology has been changing both in quality (from mechanical to "intelligent" machines) and quantity (extension from factories to homes and all locations of daily life).
		All cultural products are now mediated by advanced technologies.
		In this context a retheorization of technology is under way; this course will question the changing relation of culture to technology.
	www.hnet.uci.edu /mposter/syllabi/techsyl.html (426 words)

	Workplace spirituality;Personal spiritual practices;Applying Spiritual Practices at Work; work values; job ...
		John Staudenmaier, SJ were the surgeon general, that would be his prescription for the public as a first step to emotional, spiritual, physical, and cultural well-being in the new millennium.
		The Lakota culture was fragmented and irrevocably altered by western European expansion.
		I am devoted to this culture every bit as much as the Lakota culture you've just been immersed in for a time.'" The message, short on comfort and high on personal challenge, led Fr.
	www.workplacespirituality.info /InSearchOfHolyDark.html (1326 words)

	Technology and culture, impact of culture on technology, importance of user interface design
		Technology and culture, impact of culture on technology, importance of user interface design
		Technology and culture: Despite the apparent universality of technology, it's a mistake to ignore differences, not only in culture but also in age and gender, when working on UI and design.
		But despite the apparent universality of technology, it's a mistake to ignore differences—not only in culture, but also in age and gender—when working on user interface (UI) and design.
	www.developers.net /intelisdshowcase/view/1131 (654 words)

	Amazon.ca: Circles : Fifty Round Trips Through History Technology Science Culture: Books: James Burke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		His essays in the history of technology are more like random walks, paeans to serendipity.
		In the former, we see a natural and logical progression toward modern technologies, and in the latter, toward aspects of modern society.
		Here he is, the host of the Learning Channel's "Connections 3" taking us on these delightful, circular walks through topiary mazes of history, science, culture, and literature that always, surprisingly, come back to where he started.
	www.amazon.ca /Circles-Through-History-Technology-Culture/dp/074320008X (1316 words)

	ETC
		The site is intended to provoke deeper consideration of the ways human cultures and technologies interact with, construct, and affect the natural world.
		explore, in depth, key concepts and issues related to the intersections of ecology, technology, and culture.
		In addition, the ETC Library hopes to expand research resources and course content by allowing students to recommend texts to be added to Centenary's Magale Library.
	www.centenary.edu /etc (140 words)

	The CEO Refresher - CRM - Technology v Culture
		Customer-centricity has been the key to many businesses success — whether bricks and mortar or clicks and mortar — it is evident that businesses that fail their customers do not stay in business long.
		With the rise in spending on CRM software and the (occasionally reluctant) move towards a more customer-focused business culture, CRM is generally being seen as an imperative part of building and retaining business.
		Such software is a good piece of the CRM pie, but the key is to remember that technology alone simply isn't enough.
	www.refresher.com /!crcrm.html (1846 words)

	Institute for Theology, Technology and Culture
		Christ, culture, and the technologies of every age are never completely separable.
		The cultural and religious impact of the electronic technologies cannot be safely ignored.
		The Institute for Religion, Technology and Culture has been established to promote discussion and reflection on technology today from a theological and philosophical perspective.
	www.religion-research.org /irtc/irtc.htm (324 words)

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