Rebooting Roseanne: Feminist Voice across Decades

Giving Voice to Feminist Projects in MIS Research

In this paper, we explore the methodological and epistemological implications of conducting feminist projects in management information systems (MIS) research. These implications revolve around four core themes: that feminist research is situated in the margins, that current gender and MIS research is not adequately problematized, that feminist research questions the legitimacy and appropriaten...

Silencing the different voice: competence, feminist theory and law.

Power, Voice and Democratization: Feminist Pedagogy and Assessment in CMC

Academic Technologies for Learning at the University of Alberta regularly conducts a faculty survey related to the use of, and attitudes towards, the use of learning technologies in both face-to-face and distributed learning environments. The 1999-2000 survey revealed some significant differences in the ways that female and male faculty approached the use of technology in teaching. Subsequently...

Rebooting the Molecular Computer

The fuzzy sound of a distorted electric guitar is, for rock fans, a thing of beauty. It has been a staple of music since the early 1950s, when guitarists strained the vacuum tubes inside their amplifiers to match the raw voices of blues singers. Later generations relied on digital devices: “effects pedals” with circuits built from silicon diodes and transistors. But last year, a completely new ...

Voice Communication Across the Internet: A Network Voice Terminal

Voice conferencing has attracted interest as a useful and viable rst real-time application on the Internet. This report describes Nevot a network voice terminal meant to support multiple concurrent both two-party and multi-party conferences on top of a variety of transport protocols and using audio encodings o ering from vocoder to multi-channel CD quality. As it is to be used as an experimenta...