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Volume 1
Issue 1
16 March 1998
Gender
Inequalities in Education
The
Gender Gap in the Computing Field
Whitmore
High School: A Case Study of Computer Usage
Computer
Projects for Mother and Daughter
Expanding
Your Horizons in Math and Science
Computers
and Technology: Differences In Gender
Gender
Bias In Educational Software
Educational
Software For Girls
- Purple Moon: Thanks but No Thanks for Rockett's New School
- Girl Tech - Not Girl Friendly Enough
- Her Interactive
- Broderbund - Classroom Software Done Right
Computers
In the Classroom: What is the Effect on the Gender
Gap?
About
the Authors
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"I was just saying something... because I had something to say." |
Huang is a junior majoring in Symbolic Systems with a concentration in Human Computer Interaction. She resides in Florence Moore Hall. |
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"Amy, you are so WEIRD." |
Ring is a junior majoring in Computer Science and Science, Technology and Society. She resides in Florence Moore Hall. |
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"No, we are NOT redoing the table of contents." |
Toich is a senior majoring in Science, Technology & Society. She has a strong interest in education and plans to teach math and computer science at the high school level. Toich resides in Campbell. |
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We need a crazy, excited word as our acronym -- like **!!!POW!!!!** |
Torres is a junior majoring in Symbolic Systems with a concentration in Human Computer Interaction and Education and Learning. She resides in Grove Mayfield. |
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Acknowledgements: The authors would like to thank Claris Home Page, Cubberly Library, Stanford University, PG&E for keeping the row off the network, Florence Moore Hall for putting up with us, Florence Moore Dining Services for feeding us, West Florence Moore Computer Cluster for housing us and Florence Moore Residents for singing along with us, They Might Be Giants just because, The City of New York because the streets are paved with diamonds, James K. Polk for establishing an independent treasury, Gary Trudeau for Doonesbury, the Gates Atrium for having white boards and comfy couches, Patrick Scotto Deluzio for helping us pass logic, The Teacher of the Year, Bill Verplank because he works at Interval - the home of Purple Moon, Acronyms, Josh Kramer for the Twix, and most importantly caffeine.
