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The persistence of the gender gap in computing
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  • 1987A survey of attitudes to, knowledge about and experience of computers57 cited
  • 1988Stereotyping in relation to the gender gap in participation in computing51 cited

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  • 2001Computer-based assessment in education50 cited
  • 1999Disciplinary Discourses: A case study of gender in information technology and design courses37 cited
  • 1996Gender, computers and other school subjects among Japanese and Swedish students37 cited
  • 2000Not just for men: A case study of the teaching and learning of information technology in higher education31 cited
  • 1996A structured review of reasons for the underrepresentation of women in computing24 cited
  • 1992Cross‐cultural Comparison of Gender Differences in Attitude towards Computers in Japan and Sweden[1]23 cited

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