1. Gender in TechnologyEnhanced Learning
A presentation by Sarah Smith,
in partial fulfillment for course Education 6610:
Research in Computers in the Curriculum

3. Methods

6. Findings

8. Participation in technology-enhanced
learning environments

10. Attitudes toward technologyenhanced learning

13. Gendered communication

15. Discussion

17. Conclusion

19. Implications

21. Limitations

23. References

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