Excuse me, John, as I can see you are an eminent contributor here, but for some reason you are not fully informed on this subject.
Certainly Dale Spender is an effective businesswoman and is a high profile self-elected spokesperson on the issues involved in education and ICT.
But she is by no means alone and in terms of real contributions applicable to teachers and students she is far behind others.
My answer to Jay is that the women are at work with their students, meeting their needs, and on tailored mailing lists [admittedly perhaps away from the movers and shakers], encouraging and assisting their colleagues.
Many of the most wonderful contributors to global learning opportunities through ICT are women:
*Barbara Dieu in Brazil
*Yvonne Marie Andres, Bonnie Bracey, BJ Berquist, Nancy Willard - all in the USA
*Sus Nyrop in Denmark
*Tanya Eddowes formerly of New Zealand now in UK
*Karrie Dietz in Uzbekistan
*Brenda Dyck in Canada
*Silvia Celani in Italy
