2. (SEX)
(Gender)

3. 1 2
3
4

6. cont.
Web2.0

8. Introduction
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9. Introduction
25.4%

10. The Gender Gap and
ICT
The computer, particularly its designing,
programming, and recreational/gaming aspects,
was initially gendered male (Kiesler, Sproull, &
Eccles, 1985; Turkle, 1988).
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11. The Gender Gap and
ICT

12. Uses of ICT

13. ICT Knowledge, Skills,
and Occupations

14. ICT Knowledge, Skills,
and Occupations

15. Research Questions

16. Methods

17. Results Uses of ICT
For both knowledge and skills, cultural
uses were the dominant use of ICT
promoted, followed by economic, and
then civic uses.
Cultural ICT Use Civic
Economic
Type of Chi-Square
content
Knowledge 91.4% (32) 77.1% (27) 54.3% (19) 13.58***
Skills 65.7% (23) 37.1% (13) 31.4% (11) 13.05***

18. Occupations
Table 5. Frequency of occupations on websites
Note. Chi-Square (9, N=35)=121.04, p<.001

19. ICT Knowledge and Skills
Table 6. Mean ranks of ICT knowledge and skills
Note. Chi-Square (5, N=35)=31.39, p<.001

22. Discussion Uses

23. ICT
?
ICT
ICT

28. 55 45
89%

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32. Twitter

33. • http://www.ted.com/talks/johanna_blakley_
social_media_and_the_end_of_gender.ht
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34. ITC ….

35. http://www.oliverline.com/book/send/page_8.htm
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