Computers and Society

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This site contains course materials, links to related information, and online activities for graduate and undergraduate classes on social issues in computing taught by Professor Judith A. Perrolle at Northeastern University. It is an experiment in education that is student centered, practice oriented, and community involved.

Contact Information

Judith A. Perrolle

Associate Professor of Sociology
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115 USA 		Sociology of Computer Ethics
  Email: perrolle@ccs.neu.edu
Office:
Phone:
Office hours:


twiga		 541 Holmes
(617) 373-3861
W 1:30-3:30
and by appointment
Virtual Office
Refrigerator Door
Department:
Phone:
Fax:		500 Holmes
(617) 373-2686
(617) 373-2688

Site Contents

Prof. Perrolle's Curriculum Vitae
Accessible Web Page Design
ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct (1992) ( current version)
Book:   Computers and Social Change (no frames)
with interactive Glossary (add term)
Morality, Privacy, and Interface Design
The Pizza Benchmark
Surveillance and Privacy in Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Virtual Communities Fieldtrip

projects Projects ( archive )

Student Projects on Social Issues in Computers and Communications
Collaborative Virtual Workspace
gNUclassroom
Peer-to-Peer Collaboration
Public Service
upaya
Virtual Duct Tape

classindex Soc U528 Class Materials

Bookmarks
Assignments and Due Dates
Class Notes
Syllabus