The information and communication society: how people will live and work in the new millennium

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Research into the relationship between information and communication technology and the way in which human work is organized is presented, with consideration given to human interaction and stress caused by the increased pace of life.

Work, Work (Labor), Business communication, Psychology

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Human factors in a dynamic information society: where are we heading?

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The role of information technology in increasing the level of integration in society at the start of the twenty-first century is considered, with focus on the requirement to be aware of the human dimension in fast-moving situations.

Human-computer interaction, Human Factors Society

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Physical and psychosocial aspects of the learning environment in information technology rich classrooms

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The Physical and psychological environment in the upcoming Internet classrooms is studied. There is a link between the physical and psychosocial learning environment associated with the use of information technologies.

Information Systems & Theory, Students, Classroom environment

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