Local knowledges in global communication

By Craig | Published: July 11, 2005

InterMedia: Project: Local knowledges in global communication
Local knowledges in global communication: The impact of information and communication technology on the diversity of human knowledge.

Principal objective and sub-goals. The principle objective of this project is to investigate the likely impact of information and communication technology on the diversity of human knowledge. This objective will be met through research into:1. What knowledge is shared using Internet-based knowledge sharing systems in the international development sector. 2. What concepts of knowledge are embedded in these knowledge sharing systems and how are these concepts of knowledge confirmed or contested by the designers and users of these systems.

 

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