Paradigms Chart: The Educational Stance of James Paul Gee
When asked to create a paradigms chart for and educational philosopher or theorist, my mind went straight to James Paul [...]
Online Class: The Webex Experience
Cisco’s Webex online conferencing application is meant for the corporate world. While it does offer particular features that are useful [...]
Precis: “It’s Sociobiology, Hon!”
INTRODUCTION In ‘It’s Sociobiology, Hon!’ (2009), Amy Hasinoff explores the use and implication of sociobiology and gender essentialism as portrayed [...]
Triple Entry on ‘Boys and Machines’
SUMMARY Using a social constructivist and post-positivist feminist framework, Abbiss explores the implications of gender identity of users within information [...]
Technophilia and the Monstrous Feminine in ‘Splice’
The Canadian Sci-Fi film ‘Splice’ (2009) is about the monstrous feminine (Creed, 2000), and the horror of procreation via science. [...]
Addressing Judy Wajcman’s ‘From Women and Technology to Gendered Technoscience”
Judy Wajcman’s article ‘From Women & Technology to Gendered Technoscience’ maps key concepts that address the relationship between technology and [...]
Book Review: Women, Gender, and Technology
Clips from: Alien: Resurrection Aliens Blade Runner Contact Battlestar Galactica Metropolis Star Trek: First Contact Women, gender, and technology. (2006). In [...]
Playing L.A. Noire
I sat down and played L.A. Noire on Xbox today. L.A. Noire is a crime-based video game set in Los [...]
Spatial Surveillance While Sitting and Sipping at Starbucks
DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: I am sitting in a coffee shop located on the second floor of a bookstore in midtown Toronto [...]
Simone de Beauvoir: An Other Woman
In her eminent feminist text The Second Sex, Simone De Beauvoir writes, “Appearing as the Other, women appears at the [...]
Editing Demo Reel
Eating Well Looks Good On You – 2008 This Ontario Government initiated project with Dalton McGuinty and David Rocco was [...]



