Knowledge Development and Social Change Through Technology Emerging Studies

Knowledge Development and Social Change Through Technology: Emerging Studies by Elayne Coakes, published by Information Science Reference in 2011, offers an insightful exploration of sociotechnical theory, emphasizing the interplay between social and technical behaviors within societies and organizations. This edition spans 315 pages and is presented in English, providing a comprehensive overview of how technology influences practices that drive social and organizational change.
Readers will find a thorough examination of applications and approaches that foster societal growth and transformation at an organizational level. The book encourages critical discussions on the relationship between individuals and technology, addressing topics such as knowledge capital, human-computer interaction, and the social aspects of information technology. Through its focus on emerging studies, this work aims to stimulate focused research on the dynamics of change influenced by technological advancements.
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Sociotechnical theory, which focuses on the interplay between social and technical behaviors in a society or organization, encourages critical discussion of the relationship between individuals and technology. Knowledge Development and Social Change through Technology: Emerging Studies reviews practices that lead to social and organizational change and how these practices are influenced by technology. Focusing on applications and approaches, this book encourages focused research on societal change and growth on an organizational level.
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