THE INFORMATION SOCIETY - 2002 edition

A seminar series in the PREST MSc course, co-ordinated by Ian Miles and Lawrence green

This page contains material associated with the Information Society course. (More details about PREST MSc and PhD courses at the PREST website.) It will be expanded as more material becomes available.

At the outset, it contains the Powerpoint presentations associated with the course (still being mounted at the time of writing: links will be added as the pages are prepared). These contain a lot more colour and animation than the millennium ediition, and are therefore in a powerpoint format.

The page also contains links to material associated with the course, e.g. questionnaires and special hand-outs.

WEEK 1:

INTRODUCTION

POWERPOINT

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WEEK 2:

IT & IS

POWERPOINT

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WEEK 3

(lecture by Denis Loveridge)

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WEEK 4

E-Business and E-Commerce

POWERPOINT as presented by LG

Some other points from IM - some of these slides are reported damaged by powerpoint, but no-one has reported difficulty -contact me if you do have problems.

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WEEK 5

IS & The Services Economy

IM POWERPOINT

presentations on the theme by

Antonio Schuh ..............Ian Webb

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WEEK 6

New Media

(with Kieron Flanagan)

IM Powerpoint

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WEEK 7

Work, Work organisation. Business Strategy

LG Powerpoint

presentations on TELEWORKING by TWO STUDENTS

1 ............. 2

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WEEK 8

Consumption, Everyday Life and IT

IM Powerpoint

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WEEK 9

Information Society Policies

IM Powerpoint

That's all for now folks! NOW WAIT FOR 2003, where we plan major revisions to the course - working towards splitting into two or more modules....

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