Resources

=**Resources**=

Cooper, J. (2006). The Digital Divide: The Special Case of Gender. //Journal of Computer Assisted Learning//, //22//(5), 320-334. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Creativecommons.org

Fairlie, R., & Joint Center for Poverty Research, I. (2002). Race and the Digital Divide. JCPR Working Paper. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Hauck, R. (2009). Stratospheric Transparency: Perspectives on Internet Privacy. //Forum on Public Policy Online//, //2009//(2), Retrieved from ERIC database.

Hinson, J., & Daniel, C. (2001). Connecting across Many Divides: Digital, Racial, and Socio-Economic. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Keith, S., & Martin, M. (2005). Cyber-Bullying: Creating a Culture of Respect in a Cyber World. //Reclaiming Children and Youth: The Journal of Strength-based Interventions//, //13//(4), 224. Retrieved from ERIC database.

//Measuing Fair Use: The Four Factors //. (n.d.). Stanford University Libraries. 2007. Retrieved from []

Mills, L. (2005). Read Any Good Technology Policies Lately?. //School Administrator//, //62//(1), 8. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Pechman, E., National Center for Education Statistics (ED), W., & And, O. (1994). //Education Data Confidentiality: Two Studies. Issues in Education Data Confidentiality and Access and Compilation of Statutes, Laws, and Regulations Related to the Confidentiality of Education Data//. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Ramaswami, R. (2010). Nothing to LOL about. //T.H.E. Journal//, //37//(6), 24-26,. Retrieved from ERIC database.

Ross, S. (1990). //The Core Rules of Netiquette//. Retrieved December, 2010, from []

Tarman, B. (2003). The Digital Divide in Education. //Online Submission//, Retrieved from ERIC database.