ANNA Tool: A Way to Connect Future and Past Students in STEM

Title:

ANNA Tool: A Way to Connect Future and Past Students in STEM [Descargar]

Autores/as:

Ballatore, Maria Giulia and De Borger, Jelle and Misiewicz, Julia and Tabacco, Anita

Términos Índice:

Engineering students;Engineering profession;STEM;Gender issues;Statistical analysis;Scalability;Search engines;STEM;gender balance;profiling tool;self-perception

Resumen:

The “Increasing Gender Diversity in STEM” project involved six different partner universities around Europe. The scope of the project was to investigate the gender difference in self-perception of students in relation to their career choice. This was done through a web-based app, ANNA tool, that allows high school students to match their own personality, views, and expectations to those of engineering students and professional engineers. In the meantime, the data collection gave the opportunity to take a look at how students perceive their university and undergraduate program. This pilot application is then been further studied in order to analyse its scalability in other countries with broader STEM content.

DOI:

10.1109/RITA.2020.3033231

Cómo citar:
Ballatore, Maria Giulia and De Borger, Jelle and Misiewicz, Julia and Tabacco, Anita, "ANNA Tool: A Way to Connect Future and Past Students in STEM" in IEEE Revista Iberoamericana de Tecnologias del Aprendizaje, pp. 344-351, Nov. 2020. doi: 10.1109/RITA.2020.3033231