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Posts tagged ‘girls learning tech’

2012.04.14   Linkspammers of Catan (first fortnight of April linkspam)   (7)

Opportunities, head-shaking fail, courage, progress, history, cultural criticism, and light fun.

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2012.03.24   <body> <img> – the anxiety of learning and how I am beating it   (3)

What’s working to help me learn to program? Gamification, with some caveats…

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2012.03.03   My goal: inform women’s colleges about Google Summer of Code   (2)

If you have contacts at women’s colleges, let’s work to get a GSoC presentation there before March 20th. I’ll help.

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2012.02.01   Wednesday Geek Woman: Marita Cheng, Robogals founder   (0)

Marita Cheng is the Young Australian of the Year winner this year. In 2008, early in her undergraduate studies at the University of Melbourne, she founded Robogals.

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2011.07.31   Sugar and spice, and everything linkspam (31st July, 2011)   (9)

A mathematics Olympian, 1960s computer programmers, a writer who is so sick of tokenism he’d rather be erased, and more!

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2011.05.23   He can only be defeated via his weakness for linkspam (23rd May, 2011)   (7)

Win a Scholarship to National Computer Camp: GamingAngels.com and National Computer Camp (NCC) are offering a scholarship for NCC’s June/July 2011 enrollment valued at $985 to a female student (ages 8-18) for one week.
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2011.04.25   The objects of the linkspam gaze (26th April, 2011)   (7)

Adelaide, Australia: 15th International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists: The International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES) has been held every three years since 1964 and provides an important forum for the exchange ...

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