网络时代高校学生思想政治工作论略

随着网络技术的普及和发展 ,给高校学生思想政治工作带来了机遇和挑战。积极探索网络时代高校学生思想政治工作的新途径 ,是当前高校思想政治工作亟待解决的重要课题。     

加强高校思想政治教育进网络工作的研究

在分析了互联网的发展对高校思想政治教育的影响的基础上 ,研究探讨了建立思想政治教育在网络时代的工作机制及如何加强网络思想政治教育工作队伍的建设。     

把握网络化时代的高校思想政治教育

应先把握网络全面促进大学生思想素质提高的可能性:独立意识的发展;开放精神的树立;创新精神的觉醒。在把握机遇的同时,也必须把握严峻的挑战:网络的开放性、不可控性、隐蔽性、“成瘾”性,严重干挠了大学生的成长环境,弱化了道德观的有效教育,导致交际能力与学业水平的下降。唯此,才能在教育队伍、网络管理体系,“两课”如何贯穿网络伦理教育这三大方面,把握高校思想政治教育进网络的主动权。     

一种基于MPLS业务量工程的选路机制

分析了诸如受限路由等传统QoS路由机制业务震荡现象出现的原因给出了呼叫级QoS路由和分组级QoS路由的概念在此基础上提出了多标签QoS路由机制(MLR)作为一种分组级QoS路由机制多标签QoS路由机制不仅能够从理论上避免业务震荡现象的出现同时由于采用了业务量工程的业务均衡的思想从而提高了全网的业务性能指标仿真的数据结果可以在同时运行实时业务和非实时业务下得到     

试析高校院系资料室的隐性功能

信息时代中 ,由于网络在查找资料上的方便与快捷 ,已经对当前高校的院系资料室形成较大的冲击 ,资料室存在的合理性因此受到质疑。然而 ,笔者认为网络可以取代的只是资料室的显性功能 ,而资料室本身所具有的隐性功能则是网络所无法替代的。本文主要以资料室的隐性功能的阐释为出发点 ,认为环境与交往是资料室隐性功能发挥的重要机制 ,进而剖析高校院系资料室隐性功能的具体体现     

Internet与未来教育

Internet是20世纪末世界上最激动人心的发现,它将我们带入了一个完全信息化的时代,它正在改变着人们的生活和工作方式,也必将对中国未来教育发生深远的影响。从教育的内容、教育的方式方法、教育的观念等诸方面阐述了Internet对未来教育的影响,分析了未来教育将向着终身化、远程化和多媒体化、大众化、个性化、产业化和市场化等方向发展的趋势,同时提出了我们应采取的对策。     

我国交通经济转型期的交通政策

我国交通经济已经正处在从初步运输化向完善运输化转变的重要时期，交通经　济发展表现出新的矛盾。本文认为工国交通政策的目标和内容缺乏明确性和完整性。现阶　段我国交通　政策主要应围绕着交通市场政策、交通投资政策、交通调整政策和交通补助政策等内容展开　，建立我国新型的交通政策体系。     

Medicine on the line? Computer‐mediated social support and advice for people with diabetes

The advent of thousands of Usenet groups on the Internet, covering a vast range of medical and welfare issues and ostensibly devoted to the mutual social support of participating members, has raised the potential for the development of new forms of 'virtual' health care. This article critically analyses the use by people with diabetes of one such Usenet group. It seeks to establish, first, the extent to which such a site provides some demonstrable measure of social support to its participants. This is approached by undertaking a structural analysis of the site to identify the extent of usage, and the nature of supporting interventions using a fivefold classification (instrumental, informational, esteem and social companionship and other). Second, the article attempts to identify any disparity between the lay health-knowledge in evidence and biomedical opinions proffered by the use of a panel of consultant diabetiologists. The results of the analysis suggest that the diabetes newsgroup provides an example of an active forum for largely well-informed participants who routinely use the media as an aid to the reflexive management of their medical condition. It also raises the prospect of a renegotiated relationship between medical knowledge and lay experience based upon shared learning     

Trends in online media relations: Web-based corporate press rooms in leading international companies

An analysis of 120 corporate websites from Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Singapore, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States reveals, for the first time, international results about the implementation and use of virtual press rooms. This article shows the importance that large international companies attribute to Web-based media centers to achieve organizational objectives and to meet journalists’ demands for information and audiovisual resources. The study also shows, however, that most press rooms are far from being complete, efficient, easy-to-use, reliable and updated on a daily basis. In fact, there is not a single country from those analyzed that consistently stands out from the rest. In most of them, good results in certain areas coexist with significant shortcomings in others, resulting in some cases in poor press rooms that may not achieve the desired public relations objectives.     

Border Crossings and Diasporic Identities: Media Use and Leisure Practices of an Ethnic Minority

The diaspora of peoples whose origins were in the Indian subcontinent (South Asia) and who are now living in Western countries (especially the U.S. and UK) provides an interesting example of processes of negotiation of new hybrid cultures and identities, using new technologies, such as the Internet, and older technologies like the video player, cable or satellite television, radio, and telephone. These developments may require a revision of the classic sociological picture of assimilation as a zero sum model of acculturation, in which the acculturation of immigrants and their children involves the gradual replacement of their ethnic culture by that of the culture of the host nation. The electronic media, in the context of policies of multiculturalism, may lead to an accentuation of religio-ethnic differences. Contrary to previous assumptions, middle-class immigrants may be more inclined to resist cultural assimilation than their lower-class counterparts.