Contains 150 primary source Internet sites that can be used to create technologically advanced, resource-based instructional units in American and World History in grades 7-12.
Looks at computers as a means of providing and receiving news and information in the age of the Internet, arguing that digital journalism offers a welcome alternative to what many people perceive as a decline in mainstream media; and discusses some of the significant people and issues in the world of online news.
Provides essays that present different viewpoints on issues relating to computer communication, with discussion of what the information superhighway is, whether it will benefit society, and if computer content should be regulated.
