The third issue of Volume 5 of The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society has now been published.

Volume 5, Issue 3 contains:

• Constructive Chaos: Topic Management in Asynchronous Learning Networks by Andrew Potter.
• Data Replications in a Relational Database: Concern for Data Structure and Data Reliability by Eghosa Ugboma.
• Modern Time: Photography and Temporality by Kris Belden-Adams.
• Solving System Obsolescence by Todd B. Kersh, PMP.
• RFID Technology for Universally Accessible Doors in Public Buildings by Sarah A. Wilson, Kenneth C. Blauth, William Riddell and Peter Mark Jansson.
• Concept Mapping as Means to Stimulate Thematic Analysis in Higher Education: A Study of Greek Gods by Gregory MacKinnon and Vernon Provencal.
• Transition to B2B E-Marketplace Enabled Supply Chain: Readiness Assessment and Success Factors by Bahar Movahedi, Kayvan Miri Lavassani and Vinod Kumar.

• Blogging for Politics: A Cacophony of Voices during the 2008 Presidential Election by Mary Caton-Rosser, Dee Sleep, Caylen Groen-Jones, Heather Smith, Alicia McNeary, LiTing Sun and Odessa Backen.
• How to Use Creative Commons as a User and Contributor by Ann Beth Presley and Anne Mims Adrian.
• Avoidance and Attraction in Virtual Worlds: The Impact of Affiliative Tendency on Collaboration by Paul Wallace.
• Tools to Evaluate the Quality of Web Health Information: A Structured Review of Content and Usability by Lubna Daraz, Joy C MacDermid, Seanne Wilkins and Lynn Shaw.
• When will the Information Society Lead to a Revolution in Curricular Goals and Practices? by Jacqueline M. Zalewski and Leigh S. Shaffer.
• ICT in Intercultural Education: Creating Communication Bridges by Nektaria Palaiologou and Odysseas Evangelou.
• An Analysis of Wikis as Educational Technology by Everardo Reyes Garcia.