Narasaiah, M. L. <br/><br/>
Information communication technology and education /  
M Lakshmi Narasaiah 
 - New Delhi :  Discovery,  2007. 
 - viii, 140 p. 
<br/><br/>1.	Information technology outsourcing goes global<br/>2.	E-learning designing tomorrow's education<br/>3.	The electronic gap<br/>4.	The dot.bomb syndrome<br/>5.	Wiring up the ivory towers<br/>6.	Inclusion or exclusion<br/>7.	Net gains or net dreams?<br/>8.	When computers chip away at our memories<br/>9.	Fleeing the dot.com era<br/>10.	Labor pains: the birth of a movement<br/>11.	Shhh. ... They're listening<br/>12.	Promotion of higher education in research<br/>13.	Shaking the ivory tower<br/>14.	Wanted: a new deal for the universities<br/>15.	Corporate ambitions in education<br/>16.	Helping your child learn<br/>17.	Violence in schools: a world-wide affair<br/>18.	Literacy gaining too slowly<br/>19.	Population growth and education<br/>20.	Heating up environmental education<br/>21.	And communication<br/>22.	Beyond economics<br/>23.	Solving the unemployment problem by looking beyond the job<br/>24.	The trade related intellectual property rights<br/>25.	(trips) agreement and the developing countries<br/>26.	What's driving migration<br/>27.	Trade and labor standards:<br/>28.	Using the wrong instruments<br/>29.	For the right cause<br/>30.	Employment and promoting ecology<br/>31.	How a service culture could<br/>32.	Put people back to work<br/>33.	Population growth and jobs<br/>34.	Science to what purpose<br/><br/><br/>35.	Technological entrepreneurship:<br/>36.	The new force for economic growth<br/>37.	The dematerialisation of the world economy   <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788183562362 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Computer-assisted instruction<br/>Education--Data processing<br/>Information technology
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>370.285  / N1644