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Tuesday, 25 January 2005 |
Professor Clement joined the Faculty of Information Studies in 1989
after teaching computer science at York University for five years. His
research interests are in the social implications of information
technology and human-centred systems development. Current Research
focuses on public interest information policies for guiding the
development of Canada's information infrastructure.
He is co-editor of three books The Information Society: Evolving
Landscapes (Springer Verlag, 1990), Information System, Work and
Organization Design (North-Holland, 1991), and NetWORKING: Connecting
Workers in and Between Organizations (North-Holland, 1994). Recent
articles have appeared in Communications of the ACM, Computer Supported
Cooperative Work (CSCW), Information Technology and People, AI __
Society, and Information, Communication and Society (iCS). Prof.
Clement is the Coordinator of the Information Policy Research Program,
and Principal Investigator of several SSHRC funded projects, including
Digital Identity Constructions. He is also the Director of the
Collaborative Graduate Program in Knowledge Media Design. |
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