Authors

Anne B. Keating | Joseph Hargitai

Anne B. Keating
Anne B. Keating is Curriculum Coordinator for Instructional Technology for the School of Continuing and Professional Studies at New York University. She also serves as faculty Webmaster in the Paul McGee Division: Undergraduate Degree Program for Adults. She is an adjunct assistant professor in the Paul McGee Division where she also teaches undergraduate courses in research methods and American cultural history, as well as courses in Web design and the socio-political aspects of the Internet. She has worked on a variety of Web based projects, including the development of on-line interactive student and faculty resources and a series of Web-based distance education courses. She also served as Webmaster for the Literacy Assistance Center, a non-profit organization in New York City. She holds a Ph.D. in American Studies from the University of Maryland. In addition to her writing about the Internet, she also writes about 20th century feminism and in particular the work of Kate Millett.

Joseph Hargitai
Joseph Hargitai is an instructional technology specialist at the Innovation Center of the Academic Computing Facility, New York University. His primary focus is to develop multimedia-enhanced learning resources for the sciences and the arts, as well as to consult with faculty on issues of educational technology. In addition to his technology work, he also contributes to Connect, the Academic Computing Facility's quarterly publication, and writes a weekly column for the Hungarian online magazine Internetto. His columns focus on technology and its sociopolitical impact on an increasingly computerized and networked society.