Feminisms, technologies and learning: continuities and contestations

Javiera Atenas · Helen Beetham · Frances Bell · Catherine M.G. Cronin · Jade Vu Henry · Sukaina Walji

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Reviewing a decade of research in learning, media and technology, a report finds that ‘the use of computers [in schools] has maintained and exaggerated inequities, with poor, minority, and female s...

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