If I may add to this excellent post by Jay, a colleague at a neighboring institution in Philadelphia, I would add that Google Print and Google Scholar are free to all in the world and a search of the phrase digital divide in quotation marks in each of these and also the free Scirus search engine will unlock quite a bit that is useful on the digital divide in general and that is higher in scholarly or academic content than will be found in general search engines.
Google Scholar Search <http://snipurl.com/j83f> Google Print <http://snipurl.com/j83j> Google Uncle Sam <http://snipurl.com/j83l> Scirus <http://snipurl.com/j83t> Please note the limits for this search to journals and higher quality results Searched for:: :All of the words:"digital divide" Found:: :101,779 total | 486 journal results | 499 preferred web results | 100,794 other web results Sort by:: :relevance | date Sincerely, David Dillard Temple University (215) 204 - 4584 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/net-gold> <http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/ringleaders/davidd.html> <http://www.kovacs.com/medref-l/medref-l.html> <http://listserv.temple.edu/archives/net-gold.html> <http://www.LIFEofFlorida.org> Digital Divide Network <http://www.digitaldivide.net/profile/jwne> ================================================ On Sat, 22 Oct 2005, Jay Bhatt wrote: > > > > Hi Audrey, > Check your university library's collection of scholarly databases such as > the Proquest Research Library for example. It provides access to several > scholarly peer reviewed journal articles on digital divide. > Here are some examples that I found using Proquest available from Drexel's > Hagerty library databases for its faculty and students. > Hagerty's databases (access is subscription based only to faculty and > students of Drexel) [I suggest you try your institution's library providing > access to these databases] > http://www.library.drexel.edu/resources/databasesbytitle.html > I used Proquest Research Library to obtain following citations using > key-words 'Digital Divide'. One can combine keywords such as 'Digital > Divide' and 'Information Technology' to retrieve more relevant articles. > Bertram C Bruce (2005). Crossing the Digital Divide: Race, Writing, and > Technology in the Classroom. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, * > 49*(1), 84-85. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Children's Module database. > (Document ID: 901731881). > Bonnie A Osif (1 July). Computer and Internet Ethics: Part 2. Library > Administration & Management,149-153. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Social > Science Module database. (Document ID: 858896191). > Christine Y Mason (2005, April). THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY IN SCHOOLS. > Principal > Leadership, *5*(8), 46-52. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Education Module > database. (Document ID: 821266761). > George Cole (2005, September). Bridge over the digital divide. The Times > Educational Supplement,(4652), O4. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research > Library Core database. (Document ID: 906541841). > Gill Adams (2005). Digital Unite: making IT part of everyday life. Working > With Older People, *9*(2), 22-25. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Health > Module database. (Document ID: 872193431). > Judith Mariscal (2005). Digital divide in a developing country. > Telecommunications > Policy, *29*(5,6), 409-428. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Business Module > database. (Document ID: 841046851). > Penny Carnaby (2005). E-learning and digital library futures in New > Zealand. Library Review, *54*(5/6), 346-354. Retrieved October 22, 2005, > from Research Library Core database. (Document ID: 884487091). > Ron Louie (2005, April). Bridging the Digital Divide. Law & Order, *53*(4), > 62-64,66. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Law Module database. (Document > ID: 835664091). > William C Welburn (2005, July). Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive > Information Society. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. College & Research Libraries, *66*(4), > 382-384. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Social Science Module database. > (Document ID: 873131301). > Gender and Computers: Understanding the Digital Divide. Review of > medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. (2005). Adolescence, *40*(158), 444-445. > Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. (Document > ID: 864697691). > Alex Greenwood (2005, January). Sailing into the future. New Statesman, * > 18*(840), 34-35. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core > database. (Document ID: 779203011). > Andrew Thomas (2005). Crossing the Digital Divide: Race, Writing and > Technology in the Classroom. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. Teachers College Record, *107*(2), > 339-342. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. > (Document ID: 796003261). > Bertram C Bruce (2005). Crossing the Digital Divide: Race, Writing, and > Technology in the Classroom. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, * > 49*(1), 84-85. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Children's Module database. > (Document ID: 901731881). > Bonnie A Osif (1 July). Computer and Internet Ethics: Part 2. Library > Administration & Management,149-153. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Social > Science Module database. (Document ID: 858896191). > Christine Y Mason (2005, April). THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY IN SCHOOLS. > Principal > Leadership, *5*(8), 46-52. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Education Module > database. (Document ID: 821266761). > Emmanuel K Ngwainmbi (2005). Globalization and NEPAD's development > perspective: Bridging the digital divide with good governance. Journal of > Black Studies, *35*(3), 284-309. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research > Library Core database. (Document ID: 771790461). > George Cole (2005, September). Bridge over the digital divide. The Times > Educational Supplement,(4652), O4. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research > Library Core database. (Document ID: 906541841). > Gill Adams (2005). Digital Unite: making IT part of everyday life. Working > With Older People, *9*(2), 22-25. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Health > Module database. (Document ID: 872193431). > Judith Mariscal (2005). Digital divide in a developing country. > Telecommunications > Policy, *29*(5,6), 409-428. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Business Module > database. (Document ID: 841046851). > Marjory S Blumenthal (2005). Internet for all. Review of > medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. Issues in Science and Technology, *21*(2), > 92-95. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. > (Document ID: 782479821). > Neil Selwyn (2005). The social processes of learning to use computers. Social > Science Computer Review, *23*(4), 122-135. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from > Social Science Module database. (Document ID: 788934801). > Penny Carnaby (2005). E-learning and digital library futures in New > Zealand. Library Review, *54*(5/6), 346-354. Retrieved October 22, 2005, > from Research Library Core database. (Document ID: 884487091). > Romelia Salinas (2005). Technology and Social Inclusion: Rethinking the > Digital Divide. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. The Library Quarterly, *75*(1), 96-98. > Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Social Science Module database. (Document > ID: 846333001). > Ron Louie (2005, April). Bridging the Digital Divide. Law & Order, *53*(4), > 62-64,66. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Law Module database. (Document > ID: 835664091). > Scott Wallsten (2005). Regulation and Internet Use in Developing Countries. > Economic Development and Cultural Change, *53*(2), 501-523. > RetrievedOctober 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. > (Document ID: > 790464161). > Tim Cavanaugh (2005, February). San Francisco Unwired. Reason, *36*(9), > 12,14. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. > (Document ID: 779179781). > Triveni Kuchi (2005). IT Experience in India: Bridging the Digital Divide. > Review of medium_being_reviewed title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. The > Electronic Library, *23*(1), 147-148. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from > Research Library Core database. (Document ID: 828492141). > William C Welburn (2005, July). Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive > Information Society. Review of medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. College & Research Libraries, *66*(4), > 382-384. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Social Science Module database. > (Document ID: 873131301). > Behind the digital divide. (2005, March). The Economist, *374*(8417), > 22-25. Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. > (Document ID: 807739281). > Gender and Computers: Understanding the Digital Divide. Review of > medium_being_reviewed > title_of_work_reviewed_in_italics. (2005). Adolescence, *40*(158), 444-445. > Retrieved October 22, 2005, from Research Library Core database. (Document > ID: 864697691). > Regards, > Jay > Quoting Audrey Alvear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > When looking for articles about digital divide, I've found a lot of > > material > > > on the web, specailly in UN,NGO's and related agencies. However, I would > > like > > > to know if there are acadmic journal(s) related to this topic in > > specific. > > > Can somebody send me some light? > > > thank you > > > Audrey Alvear > > ********************************************************************************************* > > > Audrey Alvear B., Ph.D. > > > Research Associate > > > Dept. of Engineering & Technology Management > > > Maseeh College of Engineering & Computer Science > > > Portland State University > > > Portland, OR 97207-0751, USA > > > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Fax: + (1) 503-725-4667 > -- > Jay Bhatt > Information Services Consultant (Engineering) > Hagerty Library, Drexel University > TEL 215-895-1873 > AOL IM jaybhatt59 YAHOO IM jay_bhatt_98 > FAX 215-895-2070 > EMAIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Engineering Resources Blog: > http://englibrary.blogspot.com > Jay's Information Initiatives in India community on the Digital Divide > Network > http://www.digitaldivide.net/community/InformationIndia > Jay's blog on the Digital Divide Network > http://www.digitaldivide.net/blog/jaybhatt > Jay's Journal on LISNews > http://www.lisnews.com/%7EJay/journal _______________________________________________ DIGITALDIVIDE mailing list DIGITALDIVIDE@mailman.edc.org http://mailman.edc.org/mailman/listinfo/digitaldivide To unsubscribe, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message.
