Tuesday, March 27
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Mobile Applications and Online Games as Sociocultural Influencers in STEM

Brief Paper ID: 52118
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    Laurie O Campbell
    The University of Central Florida
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    Lindsay Pulse
    The University Of Central Florida
  3. Christine Herlihy
    University of Central Florida

Abstract: Sociocultural influences include mobile apps and online games A content analysis of mobile apps and online games in STEM was conducted to determine gender and stereotypical representations The results of the content analysis included a gender imbalance, stereotypical representations, and passive female STEM roles The implications for educators include broadening knowledge on how to implement apps and online games in instruction for equitable gender equity The results of the study include key findings regarding stereotypical representations, under representation, and minimization of women and girls’ roles in STEM fields From these findings, educators can design instruction and activities to help educate pre-service and in-service teachers on sociocultural influences

Presider: Laurie O. Campbell, University of Central Florida

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