effect of technological innovations on

Explores the effects of technological innovations on young adults and offers suggestions on how to address the deficiencies in youth intellect.

Explores the effects of technological innovations on young adults and offers suggestions on how to address the deficiencies in youth intellect.

Describes the origins of such commonly used devices as shoes, chairs, baby bottles, and the layout of typewriters and keyboards, showing how they affect the human body and steer people away from their natural traits and capabilities.

Presents seven teaching units that address the needs of the Information Age classroom, based on the theory of multiple intelligences, and covering topics across the curriculum.

A look at popular culture in the United States from 2000 and beyond, discussing music, fashion, entertainment, and more.

Draws on studies from the University of Rochester to explore the future possibilities available for academic librarians.

Explains how the increasing globalization of work and rapid advancements in communications technology are making age-old teaching methods irrelevant and offers new strategies for today's curriculum.

William Pflaum reveals what he learned about how computers are used in America's classrooms during the year he spent traveling the country visiting different schools and explains how computers can be misused in the classroom and how they can be best utilized.