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Direct linkBorokhovski, Eugene; Pickup, David; El Saadi, Lina; Rabah, Jihan; Tamim, Rana M. – Commonwealth of Learning, 2018
This document, part of the report, "Gender and ICT: Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review," includes: (1) Bibliography of Meta-Analysed Studies; and (2) Bibliography of Policies Reviewed in "Gender and ICT: Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review." [For "Gender and ICT: Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review," see ED593415.]
Descriptors: Gender Differences, Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Educational Policy
Borokhovski, Eugene; Pickup, David; El Saadi, Lina; Rabah, Jihan; Tamim, Rana M. – Commonwealth of Learning, 2018
This publication addresses the intersection of gender and information and communication technologies (ICT) as reflected in the primary research literature and in educational practices and policies of the Commonwealth, the USA and Scandinavian countries. It summarises outcomes of two large-scale systematic reviews, namely: a meta-analysis of…
Descriptors: Gender Differences, Educational Technology, Technology Uses in Education, Educational Policy
Peer reviewedReeder, Kenneth; Macfadyen, Leah P.; Roche, Jorg; Chase, Mackie – Language Learning & Technology, 2004
In this paper we report findings of a multidisciplinary study of online participation by culturally diverse participants in a distance adult education course offered in Canada and examine in detail three of the study's findings. First, we explore both the historical and cultural origins of "cyberculture values" as manifested in our…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Interaction, Foreign Countries, Online Courses
