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Direct linkZagami, Jason; Boden, Marie; Keane, Therese; Moreton, Bronwyn; Schulz, Karsten – Australian Educational Computing, 2015
Computer education, with a focus on Computer Science, has become a core subject in the Australian Curriculum and the focus of national innovation initiatives. Equal participation by girls, however, remains unlikely based on their engagement with computing in recent decades. In seeking to understand why this may be the case, a Delphi consensus…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Computer Science Education, Females, Student Participation
