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San Diego, Jonathan P.; Aczel, James C.; Hodgson, Barbara K. and Scanlon, Eileen (2012). Digital approaches to researching learners' computer interactions using gazes, actions, utterances and sketches. Educational Technology Research and Development, 60(5) pp. 859–881.

Herman, Clem; Hodgson, Barbara; Kirkup, Gill and Whitelegg, Elizabeth (2011). Innovatory educational models for women returners in science, engineering and technology professions. In: Jackson, Sue; Malcolm, Irene and Thomas, Kate eds. Gendered Choices: Learning Work Identities in Lifelong Learning. Lifelong Learning Book Series (15). London, U.K. and New York, NY, U.S.: Springer, pp. 53–68.

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Hodgson, Barbara and Herman, Clem (2010). Re/constructing engineering and technology careers: support for women returners in the UK. In: Godfroy-Genin, Anne-Sophie ed. Women in Engineering and Technology Research. Berlin: Lit Verlag, pp. 489–504.

Carr, Jennifer; Whitelegg, Elizabeth; Holliman, Richard; Scanlon, Eileen and Hodgson, Barbara (2009). (In)visible Witnesses: Drawing on young people’s media literacy skills to explore gendered representations of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. UKRC, Bradford, UK.

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Carr, Jennifer; Whitelegg, Liz; Holliman, Richard; Scanlon, Eileen and Hodgson, Barbara (2009). Investigating gendered representations of scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians on UK children’s television. In: Holliman, Richard; Whitelegg, Liz; Scanlon, Eileen; Smidt, Sam and Thomas, Jeff eds. Investigating science communication in the information age: Implications for public engagement and popular media. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, pp. 237–252.

Herman, Clem and Hodgson, Barbara (2008). Articulating Work Life Balance: Perspectives of Women Returners to STEM. In: International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES 14): 'A Changing world: new opportunities for women engineers and scientists', 15-18 Jul 2008, Lille, France.

Whitelegg, Elizabeth; Holliman, Richard; Carr, Jennifer; Scanlon, Eileen and Hodgson, Barbara (2008). (In)visible Witnesses: Investigating gendered representations of scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians on UK children's television. UK Resource Centre for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology, Bradford, UK.

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Whitelegg, Elizabeth; Holliman, Richard; Carr, Jennifer; Scanlon, Eileen and Hodgson, Barbara (2008). (In)visible Witnesses: Young people's views of images of scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians on UK children's television from a gender perspective (Research Briefing). UK Resource Centre of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology, Bradford, UK.

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Hodgson, Barbara and Herman, Clem (2007). Re/constructing engineering and technology careers: support for women returners in the UK. In: Women in Engineering and Technology Research: PROMETEA International Conference, 26-27 Oct 2007, Paris.

Whitelegg, Liz; Holliman, Richard; Allgaier, Joachim; Hodgson, Barbara and Scanlon, Eileen (2007). Invisible witnesses? How scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians are represented on UK television. In: Paper presented at the British Educational Research Association (BERA) Conference, 6-9 Sep 2007, University of Warwick, UK.

San Diego, Jonathan P.; Aczel, James; Hodgson, Barbara and Scanlon, Eileen (2006). Learners' strategies with multiple representations. In: European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction (EARLI) SIG 2 Bi-annual meeting 'Text and graphics comprehension', 30 Aug - 01 Sep 2006, Nottingham, UK.

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San Diego, Jonathan; Aczel, James; Hodgson, Barbara and Scanlon, Eileen (2006). 'There's more than meets the eye': analysing verbal protocols, gazes and sketches on external mathematical representations. In: 30th annual conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME 30), 16-21 Jul 2006, Prague, Czech Republic.

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Donovan, Claire; Hodgson, Barbara; Scanlon, Eileen and Whitelegg, Elizabeth (2005). Women in higher education: issues and challenges for part time scientists. Women's Studies International Forum, 28(2-3) pp. 247–258.

San Diego, Jonathan; Aczel, James and Hodgson, Barbara (2004). Linking multiple representations in exploring iterations: does change in technology change students' conjectures? In: Day Conference of the British Society for Research into Learning Mathematics (BSRLM), 28 Feb 2004, London, UK.

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San Diego, Jonathan; Aczel, James and Hodgson, Barbara (2004). The effects of technology on making conjectures: linking multiple representations in learning iterations. In: 28th Annual Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education (PME 28), 14-18 Jul 2004, Bergen, Norway.

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Hodgson, B.; Whitelegg, L. and Scanlon, E. (2003). Women in Science in higher Education - participation, progress and equity? In: Proceedings of the 11th International Gender and Science and Technology Conference (GASAT) Conference, 6-11 Jul 2003, Mauritius.

Whitelegg, Elizabeth; Hodgson, Barbara; Scanlon, Eileen and Donovan, Claire (2002). Young Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Becoming a Research Physicist. In: Proceedings of 12th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists, 27-31 Jul 2002, Ottawa, Canada.

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Li, Nai; Kirkup, Gill and Hodgson, Barbara (2001). Cross-cultural comparison of women students' attitudes toward the Internet and usage: China and the UK. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 4(3) pp. 415–426.

Hodgson, Barbara (1993). Key Terms and Issues in Open and Distance Learning. London: Kogan Page.

Hodgson, Barbara and Scanlon, Eileen eds. (1985). Approaching Primary Science. London: Harper & Row.