Academic Links

Communication, Cultural Studies, Social Sciences, . . .

• ACA Organizational Communication Collection
• ACA Social Science Communication Research
• COGSCI, the archive site of the COGSCI listserver, with topics that include: Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy, Linguistics, Psychology, Connectionism.
• Postmodern Thought. This is an amazing compilation under the heading "Contemporary Philosophy, Critical Theory and Postmodern Thought." What amazed me about this site was that it's from the University of Colorado School of Education (Denver). The program is one-of-a-kind!
• MCS: Non-Verbal Communication
• Narrative Psychology: An Internet Guide
• MCS: Media and Cultural Studies
• Seeker1's CyberAnthropology Page
• Cultural Theory
• Wadsworth's Virtual Society - Sociology Surfing
• Cultural Studies Central
• Applied Linguistics Virtual Library

The Web as a Research Tool

• Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography. Selected articles, books, electronic documents, and other sources that are useful in understanding scholarly electronic publishing efforts on the Internet and other networks, compiled by Charles W. Bailey, Jr.
• Academic Guide to the Intenet, compiled by InterNIC.

Semiotics

• Semiotics for Beginners, a paper by David Chandler, lecturer in media theory at the University of Wales.
• Sites of Significance for Semiotics (I)
• Cyber Semiotic Institute
• The Semiotic Review of Books
• Semiotics

Technology

I intend to reorganize this section soon. It's too broad. Your suggestions are welcome!

• Pathfinder for Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), great collection of links for HCI researchers and faculty.
• Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, sponsored by the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. Offers a search engine.
• Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies, "an online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, study, teach, support, and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture."
• Consciousness and the Brain, an annotated bibliography compiled by Ralph Ellis.
• National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIIAC) was created by executive order at the end of 1993 by President Clinton. The Council had the responsibility of advising the Secretary of Commerce and the Administration on a national strategy for promoting the development of the NII and the Global Information Infrastructure (GII).
• The Technology News Site
• Information Technology Citations, an annotated monthly bibliography of selected articles, books, and electronic documents edited by Teri Andrews. Includes a search engine.
• A Business Researcher's Interests: The UItimate Business, Management, & Technology Resource
• Conferencing on the World Wide Web. A guide to software that powers discussion forums on the Web, by David R. Woolley.
• Science Education. A superb collection of links by Linda S. Setterlund. The topic "science education" is defined very broadly.
• Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine
• JAMES JOYCE AND THE PRE-HISTORY OF CYBERSPACE
• The McLuhan Connection
• Theoretical Sources in Information Technology
• Project McLuhan Info
• Educational Technology Sites
• Instructional Technology Connections
• Technology and the Production of Meaning-Home
• Hypertext and Hypermedia: A Select Bibliography, by Scott Stebelman. Exhaustive! A must for anyone interested in this topic.
• Units of Analysis for Internet Communication: December
• American hegemony in packaged software
• TOCHI - ACM Transactions on Computer Human Interaction
• Globally Dispersed Software Development
• The BusinessTech Homepage
• Lawley Computer-Mediated Communication Discourse Paper
• Curriculum, Learning, and Technology Emphasis Area
• University of Colorado (Denver) Scholarly Publications. Many listings about CMC topics.
• MCS: Technology and Communication

Visual Representation, Visual Communication, Visual Arts

• Select Bibliography on Graphics
• Visual Communication Home Page: Extras
• WORDS OF ART: An On-line Glossary of Theory and Criticism for the Visual Arts. Truly extraordinary and an act of love. So many terms--well defined--that easily appeal to any humanities scholar.
• Graphic Design or Visual Communication: Product vs. Process
• Iconography
• Visual Communication Home Page