一、中文部份
1.王秀芬(2004),學習e樂園,台灣微軟公益網站,http://www.microsoft.com/taiwan/giving/learning/。
2.毛慶禎(2004),以自由軟體架構資訊教育環境,「中小學資訊教育基礎環境問題研討會」彙編。
3.台灣國際電子商務中心(2002),數位落差,2002年3月EC研究報告,http://www.nii.org.tw/cnt/info/Report/20020305_1.htm
4.石淑慧(2001),教育、階級複製與數位差距,網路社會學通訊期刊第十八期,2001.11.15 發刊,國際標準期刊號ISSN:1609-2503 。
5.台灣資訊教育發展協會(2003),年度實施計畫,台灣資訊教育發展協會網站,http://www.twedu.org/index.asp。
6.行政院研究發展考核委員會(2004),台閩地區九十三年數位落差調查報告,行政院研究發展考核委員會網站:http://www.rdec.gov.tw/home/。
7.李雅萍(2003),2003年我國家庭連網及應用內涵調查分析報告,資策會電子商務研究所FIND。
8.李京珍(2003),國民小學學生數位落差現況之研究-以台北市國民小學為例,臺北市立師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文。9.林曉妮(1996),電腦態度與電腦素養的影響因素探討-小學生的實地實驗研究,國立中央大學資訊管理學研究所碩士論文。10.林勤敏(2003), 建置全民網路學習中心-推動公共圖書館自動化與網路系統架設計畫,社教資料雜誌296期,頁18。
11.林文川、楊淑晴(2002), 知識經濟社會教師應有的資訊素養與提升之道,中山通識教育學報第3期,頁13-31。
12.林鳳釵(2003),中小學教師資訊素養技能指標內涵與評量試題建置之研究,國立高雄師範大學資訊教育研究所碩士論文。13.邱麗孟(2001),落實全民資訊教育,縮小數位鴻溝,台灣微軟電子報,http://www.microsoft.com/taiwan/press/2001/0510.htm。
14.吳天方、張訓臣、陳鎮潦(2003),二十一世紀高職學生能力指標,技術及職業教育雙月刊,第76期。15.洪燕竹(2000),資訊科技在教育上應用的新趨勢,empower教師創意教學網站:http://class.eje.isst.edu.tw/。
16.夏漢民(1996),中華民國國家資訊基礎建設遠景與藍圖,經濟情勢暨評論季刊,85年2月第一卷第四期。17.莊靜宜(2002),資訊職業訓練對社會地位取得之影響:以資訊軟體人才培訓專案受訓者為例,資訊社會研究(2),2002 年1 月,頁59-92。18.陳汝森(2004),我國電子化政府整備度研究-以民眾與政府認知落差為例,私立高苑技術學院經營管理研究所碩士論文。19.陳敬如(2000),台灣地區中等學校學生數位鴻溝差距狀況初探,國立台灣師範大學教育研究所碩士論文。20.陳威助(2004),台灣地區資訊教育數位落差問題探討–階層線性模式之分析,私立元智大學資訊社會學研究所碩士論文。21.陳木子(2001),知識經濟與教育人員的體認,教育資料與研究,第42期。
22.陳昱茜(2001),網際網路與農業推廣人員資訊取用之研究,國立台灣大學農業推廣學研究所碩士論文。23.黃天助(2000), 台灣中部地區國民中學學生電腦素養之研究, 國立彰化師範大學工業教育學研究所碩士論文。24.黃玉玲(2004),國中生數位落差探討之研究,國立高雄師範大學工業科技教育學研究所碩士論文。25.許建隆(2002),適用於群體導向應用之鑑別加密法,國立台灣科技大學資訊管理研究所博士論文。26.教育部技職司(2003),技職教育白皮書,教育部技職司資訊傳播網,http://www.tve.edu.tw/new/index.asp
27.許燿鴻(2004),應用資訊科技於提升學校經營績效之影響因素-以雲林縣國民小學為例,國立中正大學資訊管理研究所碩士論文。28.許怡安(2001),兒童網路使用與網路媒體素養之研究--以台北縣市國小高年級學童為例,國立政治大學廣播電視學研究所碩士論文。29.國立成功大學學術研究基金會(2003),微軟PIL計劃,國立成功大學學術研究基金會數位領航網站,http://pilot.stu.edu.tw/p1.htm。
30.項靖(2002),邁向資訊均富:我國數位落差現況之探討,東吳政治學報,2003第十六期,頁127-18031.曾德宜(2004),eEuropea經驗對台灣資訊社會發展的啟示, 「台歐電子商務暨雙邊經貿發展與展望國際研討會」彙編。
32.曾淑芬、吳齊殷(2002),先進各國對消弭數位落差之政策分析,2001年資訊社會與數位落差研討會。
33.張良銘(2000),資訊階層地位之取得與流動-以資訊相關科系畢業生為例,私立元智大學資訊社會學研究所碩士論文。34.彭懷恩(1997),傳播效果-何謂知溝(知識差距)理論?,大眾媒介與社會,風雲論壇出版。
35.楊涵如(2002),數位資本主義下的數位落差及其教育因應策略,國立暨南國際大學比較教育研究所碩士論文。36.楊榮宗(2004),校園數位落差因應策略分析之研究,國立高雄師範大學工業科技教育學研究所碩士論文。37.趙申(2004),網際網路之資訊仲介研究,私立朝陽科技大學 資訊管理研究所碩士論文。38.趙憶菁、洪瑞敏(1999),國小學生電腦網路使用現況及其態度之調查研究,南師學生學刊,第20期,頁67-100。
39.劉靜怡(2001),民主社會裡的「數位落差」:幾個初步觀察, 「資訊社會與數位落差研討會」彙編,頁167- 170。
40.劉文文(2000),數位隔離:網際網路行為模式的經濟分析,國立台灣大學企業管理研究所碩士論文。41.劉燕青(2002),數位時代中的語言霸權,網路社會學通訊期刊(ISSN:1609-2503)第26期,http://mail.nhu.edu.tw/~society/e-j/26/social/26-11.htm
42.鄭欽文(2003),’’高屏地區國小學生數位落差影響因素之研究,國立屏東師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文。43.謝宏賜(2000),以社會認知理論探討網路搜尋策略,國立中山大學資訊管理研究所碩士論文。44.戴文雄、張鍚輝(1999),技職教育體系課程之革新,技術及職業教育雙月刊第五十四期,http://www.tvc.ntnu.edu.tw/。
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二、英文部分
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