MG-ED Reader,
The authors, editors, and publisher are pleased to announce
That the following papers have been accepted and published in
Informing Science: The International Journal of an Emerging
Transdisciple.
All papers will be available in the print version
at the start of 2004 and are available for download, right now,
free of charge, at
http://inform.nu.
1. Applications of Geographical Information Systems
in Understanding Spatial Distribution of Asthma,
Mohammad A. Rob
Introduction to the Special Series on
Social Informatics,
Eugene J. Rathswohl, Editor
2. Foot and Mouth Disease: Informing the Community?,
Briony J Oates
3. Navigation Assistance in Virtual Worlds,
Betsy van Dijk, Rieks op den Akker, Anton Nijholt, & Job Zwiers
4. The Development of Consumer-Driven Human Services Information
Technology Initiatives: The Lake County Indiana Experience,
Thomas W. Pavkov & Charles Winer
5. Human Services Information Technology: A Shared System,
Charles Winer & Thomas W. Pavkov
6. Information and Communication Technology: Gender Issues
in Developing Nations,
Kimberly Betz Leahy & Ira Yermish
7. Can E- Commerce Enable Marketing in an African Rural Women's
Community Based Development Organization?, Jo Rhodes
8. The Importance of Addressing Accepted Training Needs When
Designing Electronic Information Literacy Training,
Nicole Fahey
9. Information Literacy: A Community Service-Learning Approach,
Eugene J. Rathswohl
In addition, six other papers were published earlier this year.
Publication of this journal and the Journal of IT Education
(http://jite.org) free of charge on the web is made possible
through the generosity of the Founding Members of the Informing
Science Institute. Thank You!
-eli
Eli COHEN
Editor-in-Chief