Survey of public attitudes toward computers in society

David H. Ahl

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Information Society and Technology Trends Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Gender and Technology in Education

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There is no doubt that the computer will have at least as great an effect on humankind as any previous innovation, but today we can see just the tip of the iceberg. In the future the computer will be not merely in the realm of the scientist or data processing specialist but it will be available to everybody.

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