An Annotated bibliography on the relationship between technological change and educational development

Comprising 387 citations, this annotated bibliography is concerned with both the implications of technological change for educational policy and the effects of education on technology. The editors' introduction gives a brief discussion of education and technology in developing and developed nations and notes that the bibliography covers only articles published in English (or in both English and French), primarily in the 1970s. The citations are presented under eight categories, including (1) the impact of technology on education and society, (2) social and educational constraints on technology, (3) technology's effects on manpower training and retraining, (4) technological change in specific industries and professions, (5) planning and development, (6) geographic, regional, and development issues, (7) educational technology, especially for the handicapped, and (8) publications by international organizations. Appended are an author index and a list of English organizations from which to get additional information (from ERIC database).

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: UNESCO IIEP, Whiston, Tom, Senker, Peter, Macdonald, Petrine
Format: book biblioteca
Language:eng
fre
Published: UNESCO-IIEP
Subjects:Technological change, Educational development, Bibliographies, Retraining, Educational technology, Education and employment, Industry, Education and development, IIEP research project on education, industrialization and scientific and technical progress, IIEP/RP/27,
Online Access:https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000077006
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Summary:Comprising 387 citations, this annotated bibliography is concerned with both the implications of technological change for educational policy and the effects of education on technology. The editors' introduction gives a brief discussion of education and technology in developing and developed nations and notes that the bibliography covers only articles published in English (or in both English and French), primarily in the 1970s. The citations are presented under eight categories, including (1) the impact of technology on education and society, (2) social and educational constraints on technology, (3) technology's effects on manpower training and retraining, (4) technological change in specific industries and professions, (5) planning and development, (6) geographic, regional, and development issues, (7) educational technology, especially for the handicapped, and (8) publications by international organizations. Appended are an author index and a list of English organizations from which to get additional information (from ERIC database).