About the Internet and the diffusion of science
Journal Title: E-methodology - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
In this work interesting ideas about the diffusion of science through internet are presented. Starting with an introduction about the Internet and its positive and negative aspects, we consider the impact on scientific results, the popularization of science, the utilization of the Internet as a resource for scientific information and in relation to academic publishing. We conclude by discussing an example of internet research focused on the unification process in science, considered from a pedagogical point of view, as a tool for both adults and children
Authors and Affiliations
Paolo Di Sia
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