You can check out our web site <www.edc.org/womensequity> for more information
and links to others doing this work. Also, I'd highly recommend the work of
Sherry Turkle...I think her books are readily available through most book
stores. Another resouce you might check is the Eisenhower Clearinghouse or Ask
ERIC, both of which have web sites. We'd also like to hear about what is
happening around this issue in British Columbia.
Katherine Hanson
Director, WEEA Equity REsource Center at EDC
55 Chapel St
Newton, MA
katherinh@edc.org
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Subject: RE: gender issues in technology education
From: edequity@tristram.edc.org at Internet
Date: 1/20/98 1:53 PM
The Northwest Educational Technology Center has an equity in technology
web site that deals with the issue in a broad manner. The URL is
http://www.netc.org/equity.
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From: mbraundy@pro.net[SMTP:mbraundy@pro.net]
Sent: Friday, January 16, 1998 8:43 AM
To: edequity@tristram.edc.org
Subject: gender issues in technology education
Is anyone aware of articles/websites/individuals that are dealing with
gender issues as they apply to technical education, particularly distance
learning and/or the use/introduction of information technology in the
classroom, and/or the use of instructional technology for technical
education in a distance setting? Both Primary/Secondary and
Post-secondary.
Marcia Braundy
R.R. # 1, Winlaw, British Columbia V0G 2J0 (604)
226-7624 Fx: 226-7954
E -mail: mbraundy@pro.net