Titlebook: Women into Computing; Selected Papers 1988 Gillian Lovegrove,Barbara Segal Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag London 1991 Gender.I

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Young Women and the Culture of Software Engineeringthey continue to be segregated, within these fields, into typical “women’s jobs”[EITB 84, Dain 88]. Researchers have thus turned their attention towards improving our understanding of the barriers women face in taking up engineering and technological work and the last decade has seen a growth in research in this area.

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Observations of Attitudes to IT in Database Use in Schoolsin query formulation and search strategies, and difference in user effectiveness. Finally the paper offers some tentative comments concerning language and imagery. In particular, it is suggested that the imagery of computer language may affect girls’ perceptions of computing.

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Attracting Women Returners in Computingt believe any task is hopeless. One has to face the problem squarely, look for the hopeful and practical lines of action, learn where possible of successful schemes, put them into action, and then develop and improve them as the years proceed.

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Expert Systems — A Women’s Perspectiveign of this new technology? In this paper we want to begin to explore these issues. The paper also reports expected impacts of expert systems on women’s roles, as identified by a group of women during a Technical Assessment (TA) workshop at the 1988 Women into Computing Conference.

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Attracting Women Returners in Computingng. Mature women returners in the main have not the advantage of that familiarity, so you might say we have a hopeless task. I am an engineer and don’t believe any task is hopeless. One has to face the problem squarely, look for the hopeful and practical lines of action, learn where possible of succ