Information technology will have an impact on the following aspects except__________．

A．freeing the constraints of time and space on classroom

B．the chance students have to read original source materials

C．the way of communication

D．training students for professional career

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由第五段第二句“…by freeing the classroom from its physi-cal and temporal bounds and by providing students with access too-riginal source materials…(…通过摆脱空间和时间对教室的限制，以及通过向学生提供获取原始资料机会…)”可知，信息技术对“摆脱空间和时间对教室的限制”以及“学生获取原始资料的机会”都有影响，所以，选项A和B都不能选。由第一段最后一句“…and reshaping the way we communicate，learn，and think．(…并重塑了我们沟通、学习和思考的方式。)”可知，信息技术对“沟通方式”也有影响。由第四段最后一句“…in training students for careers both scholarly and professional．(…培养学生的职业技能和学术。)”可知，培养学生的职业技能是研究生教育的功能，和信息技术无关。所以，本题选择D。

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