The Gender Gap in Computer Use: Implications for Bibliographic Instruction.

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Autore principale: Cardman, Elizabeth R.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1990
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contents The Gender Gap in Computer Use: Implications for Bibliographic Instruction. Cardman, Elizabeth R. Academic Libraries Computer Literacy Females Higher Education Library Automation Library Instruction Sex Argues that the gender gap in computer use may place female library users at a disadvantage, and discusses the implications of the gap for bibliographic instruction. Topics addressed include the extent of the gap, reasons for it, psychosocial factors involved in it, factors encouraging it, analyzing it in libraries, and bridging it. (44 references) (MES)
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spellingShingle The Gender Gap in Computer Use: Implications for Bibliographic Instruction.
Cardman, Elizabeth R.
Academic Libraries
Computer Literacy
Females
Higher Education
Library Automation
Library Instruction
Sex
The Gender Gap in Computer Use: Implications for Bibliographic Instruction. Cardman, Elizabeth R. Academic Libraries Computer Literacy Females Higher Education Library Automation Library Instruction Sex Argues that the gender gap in computer use may place female library users at a disadvantage, and discusses the implications of the gap for bibliographic instruction. Topics addressed include the extent of the gap, reasons for it, psychosocial factors involved in it, factors encouraging it, analyzing it in libraries, and bridging it. (44 references) (MES)
title The Gender Gap in Computer Use: Implications for Bibliographic Instruction.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Literacy
Females
Higher Education
Library Automation
Library Instruction
Sex
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ418683