Exploring social psychological factors that are important in understanding cyber communities. Topics relate to self-witnessing reports on technophobia and resistance in the computer environment; stages of acquiring information seeking skills; and social psychological factors in participating in a cyberspace learning community. Students are given UNIX accounts and publish their weekly written assignments on their own World Wide Web Home Page using campus computers campus computers or dial-in modems. Aimed and organized for computer novices since most students are unfamiliar with the Internet and its operations. (TEXT EXERPTED FROM COURSE SYLLABUS BY DR. LEON JAMES, FALL 1997)
REPORT ONE Cyberspace and Mind: Identifying Some Characteristics of Virtual Reality For the Advancement of Cyber Psychology |
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