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Thursday 2nd September 2010

Social networking has become ever more popular over the last few years, and has revolutionised the way we communicate, network and share information with one another.

We have set up womenintechnology group's on Linked In and Twitter to expand our network of members and to enable existing members to network with each other outside of womenintechnology events. We also have a womenintechnology blog so you can keep up to date with the latest issues relating to women in technology, and share your thoughts with us by commenting on the posts.

The blog

We've created a womenintechnology blog to discuss all the issues relating to women in IT. Readers can keep up to date with the latest news, research and issues regarding women in IT and give us their views by commenting on the posts. Click here to go to the blog.
 


LinkedIn

LinkedIn is an online network of more than 20 million experienced professionals from around the world, representing 150 industries. Their aim is to make you more effective in your daily work and open doors to opportunities using the professional relationships you already have. If you are already a member of LinkedIn and would like to join our group, please click here or if you are not a member of LinkedIn but would like to be please click here.

Linked In

 
 

Twitter

Started as a side project in March of 2006, Twitter has grown into a real-time short messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices. In countries all around the world, people follow the sources most relevant to them and access information via Twitter as it happens—from breaking world news to updates from friends. If you are already a member Twitter and would like to follow us please click here or if you're not a member of Twitter but would like to be, please click here. We've also recently set up a twitter page dedicated to our jobs. Follow us to be the first to out about the latest Technology job opportunities.

 

Twitter

 

Facebook

Facebook is a global social networking website, where users can add friends and send them messages, and update their personal profiles to notify friends about themselves. If you are already a member of Facebook and would like to become a fan of our page, please click here or if you are not a member of Facebook but would like to be please click here.


 

Blogs

A blog is a website or forum which is usually maintained by an individual regarding a particular topic / theme. The blogger will make regular entries of commentary, discussion suggestions, events, or even graphics or videos.

We’ve listed below some links to IT related blogs... please contact us if you would like your blog to feature in our listing.

 
Lady Geek
A blog about women and technology.		 
  

GirlyGeekdom
A site based around technology, events, women and all things geeky.		 
  

Shiny Shiny
Gadgets, web stuff, Tech reviews and more..
 
  

webgrrls International
The women's tech knowledge connection.		 
  

Geek Girlfriends
A guide to technology from the author of 'How to Be a Geek Goddess'.		 
  


Girlgeekchic
A girls guide to technology.

 
  
Witsend
A place for women in IT - run by computerweekly.com.
 
  

Blogher
The community for women who blog.		 
  

A Girls Guide to Project Management
Elizabeth Harrin posts an interesting piece about project management once a week.		 
  

Lilydey.com
A blog covering a variety of topics concerning women in business and more specifically IT, looking at how gender differences affect things and how they can be changed.		 
  

it-mum
IT Mum: "this blog will be about things I happen to be working on, juggling with my family life, and maybe the odd bit of philosophising on the whole Women In Technology thing".		 
  

Skirts and Ladders
Skirts and Ladders started out by looking at the issues around women in technology and has now grown to all professional women.
 
  

Technically Women
Technically Women comprises a group of women from all walks of business. The blog presents the writers unique views on how technology is shifting their world. The women are business owners, marketers, evangelists and leaders.