A two-page flyer that summarizes the method concisely. Often handed out during conferences and presentations.
DownloadFlyer describing the Practices & Potential Pitfalls experienced when incorporating the GenderMag method into a development process. As found through research conducted with 10 real-worlds softare teams.
DownloadHeuristics used to running a heuristic evaluation, focused on generating designs aimed towards inclusivity, with an emphasis on the cognitive facets seen in our personas.
DownloadInfographic showing the use of the GenderMag method throughout Oregon State University.
DownloadFlyer explaining the five facets with definitions and examples.
DownloadAn industry-oriented webinar on what GenderMag is, what's behind it, and how to use it. Presented by Simone Stumpf (about 1.75 hours).
View"Doing Inclusive Design: From GenderMag to InclusiveMag". Presented by Margaret Burnett (about 40 minutes + Q&A).
ViewAn ACM webinar for the Special Interest Group on Software Engineering (SIGSOFT). Presented by Margaret Burnett and Anita Sarma. Note: the following link requires registration in order to watch the recording. We will update the link once the video is posted publicly.
Register to ViewGender-Inclusive Software talk at the University of Washington.
ViewMargaret Burnett's Distinguished Professor Lecture on GenderMag (60 minutes), presented May 2016. (The actual talk starts about 3 minutes in.)
ViewTalk on GenderMag (a field study) at The ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2016 (20-minutes)
ViewGoogle Tech Talk about GenderMag (presented May 11, 2015).
ViewAn interview at Grace Hopper 2023 with ABIE Tech Leader Awardee Margaret Burnett. Overviews the GenderMag Method: How & why it works, and a quick example. Interviewer: Shreya Krishan.
ViewIn an interview on NBC-Namibia, Margaret Burnett from Oregon State University discusses the importance of gender-inclusiveness in technology - especially software tools for programming and problem-solving with GenderMag. She is joined by Prof. Anicia Peters who discussed the Namibian Women in Computing Society's Annual Conference and why Professor Burnett was invited to attend.
ViewSome students don't seem to "get" computers as well as others. Unconscious biases in software design are sometimes to blame.
Read HereWith open source software becoming more and more a requirement for job searchers, job seekers are finding that it is critical to becoming a part of this community. Many would rather see a GitHub profile than a CV. But currently, only about 10 percent of open source contributors are women.
Read HereHere is a June 2009 Microsoft Channel 9 interview on Gender and Software with Margaret Burnett.
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