Jan. 30, 2009 I met Lynn Langit of Microsoft DigiGirlz last year at my first 'She’s Geeky' and saw her determined passion and creative desire to offer 13-19 year old girls exposure to technical career … [Read more...]
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DigiGirlz: Teen Girls Build Community, Online and Off (Part Three)
Filed Under: Advertising, Branding & Consumerism, Emerging trends & STEM, Interactive Games, Marketing Shaping Youth, Media Literacy, People Shaping Youth, Positive Picks, Pro-Social & Positive Picks, Product Placement, Shaping Youth, Stereotypes & Diversity Tagged With: Boku, CES, Crayon Physics, Daniel Brusilovsky, Destructoid, DigiGirlz, elearners, enviro, Fem2.0, geek, Girl Effect, girl geeks, girl revolution, girls, Girls Build, high tech camps, IT, Joystiq, Kaliya Hamlin, KODU, KoduClub, ld online, Lego Mindstorms, Logan Olson, Lynn Langit, Microsoft Digigirlz, MIT Media Lab, mobile phones and movies, Nancy-Gruver, New-Moon-Girl-Media, online communities, serious play, She's geeky, Shes Geeky 2009, ShesGeeky, Smart Girls Rock, smart karaoke, SongSmith, STEM, STEM programs for girls, tech, techno tools, teen girls, teens in tech, The Girl Effect, women, women and technology, Women Build, workplace, Xbox
