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updated March 19, 2009
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Refereed Journals
Anderson,
N., Lankshear, C., Timms, C., & Courtney, L. (2008). ‘Because
it's boring, irrelevant and I don't like computers’: Why high school girls avoid professionally-oriented ICT subjects,
Computers and Education, 50, 1304-1318
Timms, C., Lankshear, C., Anderson, N., Courtney, L. (2008). Riding a hydra: Women ICT professionals'
perceptions of working in the Australian ICT industry, Information Technology and People, 21 (2), 155-177. Awarded 'Highly Commended' in the 2009 Emerald Literati Awards
Timms, C., Graham, D.,
& Cottrell, D. (2007a). ‘I just want to teach', Queensland
independent teachers and their workload, Journal of Educational Administration, 45(5),
569-586.
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Anderson, N., Timms, C., & Courtney,
L. (2007). ‘And twelve months later, we are still waiting…’: Insights into teaching and use of ICT in rural
and remote Australian schools, Seminar.net: Media, Technology and Lifelong learning,
3(3), ISSN 1504-483.
Link to this paper
Timms, C., Courtney, L., & Anderson, N. (2006). Secondary girls' perceptions
of advanced ICT subjects: Are they boring and irrelevant? Australian Educational Computing,
21(2), 3-8.
Timms, C., Graham, D., & Caltabiano, M. (2006).
Gender implication of perceptions of trustworthiness of school administration and teacher burnout/job stress, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 41(3), 343-358.
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Book
Chapters Anderson, N., & Timms,
C. (2009). Gender and ICT. In, N. Anderson (Ed.). Equity and Information Communication
Technology (ICT) in education. Peter Lang Publishers, New York. Anderson, N., Timms, C.,
Courtney, L., & Lankshear, C. (2008). Girls and information communication technology (ICT). In N.
Yelland, G.A. Neal & E. Dakich (Eds.), Rehinking Education with ICT: New Directions for Effective Practices (pp.
181-201). Rotterdam, Netherlands: Sense. ISBN 9789087902797. Timms, C., Graham, D., & Caltabiano,
M. (2007). Perceptions of School Administration trustworthiness, teacher burnout/job stress and trust: The contributions of
morale and participative decision making. In I. Glendon, B. Myors & B. Thompson (Eds.), Advances in Organisational
Psychology (pp. 135-151). Brisbane: Australian Academic Press. ISBN 9781875378791
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Conference Presentations (Refereed) Timms, C., Brough, P., & Bauld, R. (2009).
Balanced between support and strain: Levels of work engagement. Proceedings of the 8th Australian Psychological Society Industrial
& Organisational Conference. Sydney, Australia, June. Timms, C., Graham, D. & Cottrell,
D. (2007). A study of workplace environment and worker burnout and engagement. Paper presented at Emerge 2007 conference September
10, ‘Valuing and investing in people’. Brisbane: Eidos. Timms,
C., Graham, D., & Cottrell, D. (2007b). ‘I'm just a cog in the wheel’: Worker engagement and
burnout in relation to workplace justice, management trustworthiness and areas of worklife. In M. Dollard, T. Winefield, M.
Tuckey, & P. Winwood (Eds.), Better work. Better organisations. Better world. Conference proceedings, 7th Industrial
and Organisational Psychology Conference (IOP)/1st Asia Pacific Congress on Work and Organisational Psychology (APCWOP) (pp.
266-271). Adelaide: Australian Psychological Society, College of Organisational Psychologists.
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pdf file of presentation powerpoint
Timms, C., Courtney, L., & Anderson, N. (2006). Dimensions of 'boring': Secondary Girls' perceptions of advanced ICT subjects, Australian Computers in Education
Conference, Cairns.
(Best Paper).
Anderson,
N., Timms, C., &Courtney, L. (2006). If
you want to advance in the ICT industry, you have to work harder than your male peers. Women in ICT Industry Survey: Preliminary
findings, Australian Women in Information Technology (AusWIT), Australian Women in IT and Science entity (AWISE).
Courtney,
L., Timms, C., & Anderson, N. (2006).
I would rather spend time with a person than a machine: Qualitative findings
from the Girls and ICT survey. QualIT Conference (3rd Annual), Institute for Integrated and Intelligent Systems, Griffith
University, Brisbane, Australia, Institute for Integrated and Intelligent Systems, 51-57, Published.
Conference Presentations (not refereed)
Timms, C., Graham, D., & Cottrell, D. (2007c). Pushing the 'teachers' work wheelbarrow’: Queensland independent school teachers and their workload, paper presented at the 7th Industrial
& Organisational Psychology Conference (IOP), Australian Psychological Society.
(This presentation represents a five page version
of "I just want to teach" which appears above in the Journal section)
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pdf file of presentation powerpoint
Published Abstracts
Timms,
C., Graham, D., Cottrell, D. (2007). ‘I’m just a cog in the wheel’: Worker engagement and burnout
in relation to workplace justice, management trustworthiness and areas of worklife. Combined Abstracts of 2007 Australian
Psychology Conferences, Australian Journal of Psychology, 59 (supplement), 136 (ISSN 00049530).
Timms,
C., Graham, D., Cottrell, D. (2007). ‘Pushing the teachers ‘work wheelbarrow’: Queensland independent
school teachers and their workload. Combined Abstracts of 2007 Australian Psychology Conferences, Australian Journal of
Psychology, 59 (supplement), 136 (ISSN 00049530). Timms, C., Graham, D., Caltabiano,
M. (2005). Perceptions of School administration trustworthiness and teacher burnout/job stress: The contribution of morale
and participative decision making, Combined Abstracts of 2005 Australian Psychology Conferences, Australian Journal of
Psychology, 57(supplement), 150. (ISSN 00049530) Publications: Other
Courtney, L., Anderson, N., Lankshear & Timms, C. (2007). Negotiating the twisted, broken and
sometimes hidden pathways to ICT careers: Girls and ICT research findings. Redress: Journal of the Australian Women Educators,16(3),
14-20. Anderson, N., Lankshear, C., Courtney, L., & Timms., C. (May 2006). Girls and ICT Survey: Initial
findings, Curriculum Leadership, 416. Courtney, L., Timms, C., Lankshear, C., & Anderson,
N. (2005). Establishing pathways for girls in ICT: the search for strategies to achieve balance in Queensland, Redress: Journal of the Australian Women Educators 14(3)14-19. Submitted
for Publication Timms, C., Graham,
D., & Brough, P. If senior management had to do my job, things would change': Identification of burnout and engagement
subgroups. manuscript submitted for publication
Girls and ICT link
The link below takes you to the website for the 'Girls and ICT' research project at James Cook
University. Many of my publications were produced while I worked as a Senior Research Officer with Professors Neil Anderson
and Colin Lankshear. Some of the papers can be directly downloaded from this site
Send me an email requesting a copy of any of the papers on this page
Link to my thesis 'A Contextual Account for Worker Engagement and Burnout'
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