Vol. 3 No. 1 (2011) | International Journal of Gender, Science and Technology

Vol. 3 No. 1 (2011)

Published: 04-03-2011

Editorial

Editorial

Clem Herman
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Research and theoretical papers

A Techno-Passion that is Not One: Rethinking Marginality, Exclusion, and Difference

Linda Vigdor
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She’s Geeky: The Performance of Identity among Women Working in IT

Rhiannon Bury
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What Predicts Middle School Girls' Interest in Computing?

Jill Denner
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Arguing Separate but Equal: A Study of Argumentation in Public Single-Sex Science Classes in the United States

Howard M. Glasser
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Case Studies

Public body mentoring: encouraging women to play a part in SET decision making

Pat Morton, Rachel Tobbell
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Reviews

Special Issue: Women in Games

Editorial: Special Issue Section

Marian Carr, Helen Kennedy
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The Sims as a Catalyst for Girls’ IT learning

Elisabeth Hayes
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Disrupting the Gender Order: Leveling Up and Claiming Space in an After-School Video Game Club

Jennifer Jenson, Stephanie Fisher, Suzanne de Castell
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Constituting the Player: Feminist Technoscience, Gender, and Digital Play

Alison Harvey
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Designing Gendered Toys

Els Rommes, Maartje Bos, Josine Oude Geerdink
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Segregation in a Male-Dominated Industry: Women Working in the Computer Games Industry

Julie Prescott, Jan Bogg
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Play Globally, Act Locally: The Standardization of Pro Halo 3 Gaming

Nicholas T Taylor
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CASE STUDY: Advancing Elementary-School Girls’ Programming through Game Design

Ahmet Baytak, Susan M Land
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PERSPECTIVES ARTICLE: A Woman in Games: A Personal Perspective, 1993 — 2010

Kim Blake
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A Review of 'A Casual Revolution: Reinventing Video Games and Their Players'. Author: Jesper Juul

Kaye Elling
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CONFERENCE REVIEW: Women in Games at Develop 2010

Jamie Adams
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A Review of 'Women and Gaming: The Sims and 21st Century Learning'. Authors: James Paul Gee and Elizabeth R. Hayes

Marian Carr
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