CS 492/692 Unclassified Useful Links

These links have not been seriously investigated, and are here in no particular order. It is up to you to determine their appropriateness for your own uses. The list may change from time to time.

• Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
• PRIVACY Forum (WWW archive of a useful digest).
• RISKS Digest archives (from the Usenet newsgroup comp.risks).
• IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology.
• SIGCAS, the ACM Special Interest Group on Computers And Society.
• First Monday, a peer-reviewed electronic journal containing many articles on aspects of the Internet.
• Red Rock Eater News Service, an eclectic mailing list moderated by Phil Agre, a professor of communications at UCLA.
• Home page of Peter G. Neumann, moderator of RISKS Digest; a good source of information on safety and reliability.
• Computers, Freedom, and Privacy 2000, a conference taking place in Toronto in April 2000.
• EDUCAUSE, an organization devoted to advancing the use of information technologies in education.
• Rob Kling's home page.
• NetFuture, an electronic newsletter critical of the deeper and subtler effects of technology on humans.
• Ethics and Law on the Electronic Frontier, a course taught at MIT.
• Howard Rheingold's Web site, including the entire text of the book "The Virtual Community" (1993), and lots of other stuff.
• The Program on Science, Technology, and Society, North Carolina State University. J. Mitche3ll, Dean of the School of Architecture and Planning.
• Selected sections of Being Digital by Nicholas Negroponte, head of the Media Lab at MIT (1995).