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Documentary resources on ICTs
(until 06 november 2003)

These documents are presented by CSTI for information purposes in order to give rise to and accompany discussion (after authorisation by their author where applicable). They do not reflect CSTI's opinion or that of any of its members. In most cases the articles are in French; only their titles have been translated.

See also CSTI studies and working documents

Infrastructure and Networks

• Synthesis of changes in telecommunications by Daniel Kofman, ENST - 21 september 2001

Applications and services

• « Portals influenced by users: will market logic be superseded ?  » by Sofia Kocergin - France Télécom Développement.
• « Interactive television: the challenges of regulation » by Michel Fansten - ICUST symposium on 12 and 14 June 2001 « Internet uses and users».
• « The city and local initiatives for a social take-up of information technologies » by Michel Briand.
• « The question of the change from mobile phones as mere objects to mobile phones as multimedia objects » by Gérald Gaglio.
• « Multiservice platforms for inhabitants: what co-production of content and of the quality of services ? » by Lydie Laigle and Danièle Weiller.
• « Domestic uses of Internet, new terminals and high speeds : first evaluation after four years of experimentation » by Benoit Lelong and Valérie Beaudouin.
• « Online voting: emergent uses and republican symbols » by Eric Maigret and Laurence Monnoyer-Smith.

Needs for Specialists

• « Concevoir et mettre en oeuvre des dispositifs de formation ouverte et à distance » - Rapport final de recommandations du CRIPT décembre 2002
  
  
• « The impact of new media in the education and training universe » - Report by CESAM (Quebec) September 2001
•  « The mobility of workers in Europe » - synthesis of a report by the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry, September 2001
• « Use of information technologies in public schools in the United States in 1999 » - report by the National Center for Educational Statistics of the US Department of Education.
• « Using information technology to transform the way we learn » - report by PITAC (President's Information Advisory Committee).

Research & Development