The social construction of computing and information technology subject subculture

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Hart, Catherine Robyn. (2007). The social construction of computing and information technology subject subculture. In Gender and IT: Ongoing Challenges for Computing and Information Technology Education in Australian Secondary Education pp. 81 - 95 Australian Curriculum Studies Association.

Authors	Hart, Catherine Robyn
Page range	81 - 95
Year	2007
Book title	Gender and IT: Ongoing Challenges for Computing and Information Technology Education in Australian Secondary Education
Publisher	Australian Curriculum Studies Association
Place of publication	Australia
ISBN	9781875864577
Research Group	School of Education

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