Author

Penny Carpenter

Observed name: P.L. Carpenter

Observed institution: Texas Tech University

OpenAlex ID: A5046041486

How Women in Remote and Rural First Nation Communities are Using Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

2014 · Penny Carpenter, Kerri Gibson, et al. · Journal of rural and community development · 10

Land Cover Change and Remote Sensing in the Classroom: An Exercise to Study Urban Growth

2012 · Tina Delahunty, Sarah Lewis-Gonzales, et al. · Journal of Geography · 6

Digital Technology Innovations in Education in Remote First Nations

2016 · Brian Beaton, Penny Carpenter · in education · 5

General Adjustment, Self Concept and Schooling

1989 · J.P. Darmody, P.L. Carpenter, et al. · South Pacific Journal of Teacher Education · 2

Integrating geospatial technologies, action research, and curriculum theory to promote ecological literacy

2010 · Mary Frances Agnello, Penny Carpenter · Multicultural Education & Technology Journal · 1

Survey analysis: Facilitating teacher conceptualization of spatial thinking and geospatial technologies in career and technical education courses

2012 · Penny Carpenter · ThinkTech (Texas Tech University)

Reference: Carpenter, P., Gibson, K., Kakekaspan, C., O'Donnell, S. (2012). How women in remote and rural First Nation communities are using information and communication technologies. Connecting the Future: Rural Broadband Technology, Policy and Impact. Queens University School of Business, Kingston, Ontario, December. How women in remote and rural First Nation communities are using information and communication technologies (ICT)

2012 · Penny Carpenter, Kerri Gibson

Utilizing Technologies to Promote Education and Well-Being

2010 · Penny Carpenter · Scholarship@Western (Western University)

Works count: 8

Citation count: 24

H-index: 3

I10-index: 1