Works by Ismael Peña-López:
- Communication
- Development
- Digital Divide
- Digital Inclusion
- Digital Literacy
- e-Administration
- e-Business & e-Commerce
- e-Democracy
- e-Government
- e-Justice
- e-Learning and Instructional Technology
- e-Politics
- e-Readiness
- Economics
- Education
- FLOSSE
- Free Software
- Government
- Human Rights
- ICT & Information Society
- ICT Infrastructure
- ICT4D
- Knowledge Management
- Migration
- Nonprofits
- NPTech
- Online Volunteering
- Open Access
- Participation & Uses
- Policy & Regulation
- Politics and Political Science
- Psychology
- Science Diffusion
- Social Media & Social Software
- Sociology
Writings
These are things I’ve written, for different purposes and on different formats.
Even if it’s not very accurate, here comes sort of a classification:
Articles: Writings publised in paper journals, reviews, etc
Online Articles: Articles published online and normally not peer-reviewed, including web sites and other online artifacts such as newspapers, newsletters, bulletins, portals, etc.
Books: Writings belonging to books.
Book Chapters: Same, but not the whole work but a part of it.
Reports: Results from research, consultancy works, etc.
Working Papers: Publications related with research and diffusion of results.
Learning Materials: All kind of educative materials, learning objects, etc.
PhD Thesis: Pretty clear, huh?
Speeches and Communications
These are things I’ve said, for different purposes and on different places.
Even if it’s not very accurate, here comes sort of a classification:
Seminars: Speeches imparted in seminars or training sessions.
Workshops: Same, but in the shape of a workshop (you sometimes can't tell the difference...).
Conferences: Speeches imparted normally on demand and for a general audience, open, and with a diffusion aim more than scholarly.
Communications: Speeches imparted at congresses — i.e. events with scheduled speakers and with the possibility to present a communication that a comittee can accept — as keynote speaker or with a submitted and accepted communication.
