Technology Journal, Volume 6, Number 4 now available

The fourth issue of Volume 6 of The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society has now been published.

Volume 6, Number 4 contains:

• Enhancing Interprofessional Collaboration and Community-based Participatory Research through Technology by K. D. Willison and Tom Palos.
• Sound the Alarm—Death Approaches (Suarakan Genderang—Maut Menyerang): The Tsunami Early Warning System in Indonesia by Stephen Rice, David Trafimow, Ayu Rahmania, David Keller, Gayle Hunt, Kemal Taruc, Muhammad Dirhamsyah and Muhammad Ridha.
• In-service Teachers’ Perspectives of Enhancing Asynchronous Classroom Interaction with a Face-to-Face Real-time Meeting Software by Wei-Ying Hsiao.
• An Innovative Project in Teacher Training Studies: Problem Based Learning and Web 2.0 Tools by Iñaki Larrea, Jose Ramón Vitoria and Nagore Ipiña.
• Contradicting an Internet Rumor via Traditional and Social Media: Campaign Obama’s Anti- Muslim/Pro-Christian Rhetoric by Lisa Barr.
• Perceived Influence of Mobile Phone Text Messaging on the Literacy Level of Semi-literates in Nigeria by Olubusola I. Eshiet.

• A Privacy Preserving Authentication in WLAN using RADIUS by Sumyea Helal, A.H.M. Sarowar Sattar and Matei Ciobanu Morogan.
• Designing a “Concept Capture” Template: Using a Multi-Media Model for Learner Engagement by Sandra L. Bassendowski, Pammla Petrucka and Andrew Salgado.
• Schools and the Hybrid Technologist: A “New” Employment Arena that Straddles both White- and Blue-collar Positions by Ramona R. Santa Maria.
• Cognitive Dissonance Theory and the Future of the Medical Technologist Profession by Peter Sietins.
• Designing New Technologies to Expand Knowledge and Information Sharing in Internship and Experiential Learning Settings by Kristine Mirrer.
• Instructional Technological Factors that Impede and Impel Struggling Adolescent Students’ Reading Comprehension by Myrtle Welch.
• Archival Analysis of The Committee on Public Information: The Relationship between Propaganda, Journalism and Popular Culture by Krystina Benson.
• Visual Literacy in Online Community Interactions: PhotoShop Contests at Fark.com by Kelly M. Keegan.
• Issues in User Generated Content Process and a Proposed Model to Solve them by Mehmet Yildiz and Tuncay Ercan.
• How do Neighborhood Associations Get Things Done? Stories of Deliberation and Collective Practices by Maria Veronica Elias.
• e-Learning in an Undergraduate e-Commerce Course: Instructional Benefits of Using Modeling-Videos by Abdurrahman Arslanyilmaz and Adeel Abbas.
• Nanotechnoscience: A New Theory of the Modern Technology by Vitaly G. Gorokhov.