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Women
& Technology
____Professional organisations___________
Association for Women in Computing (US)
Association for Women in Science and Technology
(AWISE) (UK)
Women in Computer Science
at Stanford
Women in Multimedia (San Francisco based group
for new media women)
Women in Technology International (WITI)
Women into Computing (UK
organisation promoting women in tech)
____History (sisters doing it for
themselves...)____
Past Women of
Computing (historical archive from the Ada Project)
Biographies of Women
Mathemeticians
4000 Years of Women in
Science (biographies, references etc)
Women and Computer
Science (MIT site documenting the history of women in tech)
____General resources____________________
Ada Project
(comprehensive Yale University site on allaspects of techwomen)
CyberGender and
TechGender resource pages
FeMiNa (women's links and resources)
Feminist.org links for
women in science and tech
Gender
and Cyberspace links (Univ. of Iowa)
Gender and Technology Study Group
at the Open University
The Grace Hopper
Celebration of Women in Computing pages (about their past and future
conferences)
Herspace (women's links)
iVillage
NetFemmes
(lectures et links, en francais)
Pleiades Networks (Net resources for
women)
Women in Computer Visual Arts, Effects
and Animation (interviews with women in these fields)
WWWomen (Yahoo-like online search
categories for women)
____Cyberfeminist________________________
Brillo (abrasive and
excellent feminist site, some useful tech tools for cybergrrrrrrls)
Cybergrrls
Webgrrls
____Papers and articles____________________
Coming Apart at the
Seams: The Erotics of Virtual Embodiment (1995, Shannon McRae)
Computers and the
Communication of Gender (Elizabeth Lane Lawley, U. Alabama)
A
Conversation with Rosi Braidotti (1995)
Faking it in
Cyberspace: Boys will be Girls will be Boys (1994, Michael Maranda, U.
Rochester)
Gender
issues in technology collection from the Ontario Institute for Studies on
Education
Sexuality and
Cyberspace (special issue of Women and Performance: A Journal of Feminist
Theory)
What Vampires
Know: Transsubjection and Transgender in Cyberspace (Allucquere Rosanne
Stone, U. Texas, Austin)
____General reading_______________________
Ada
Project bibliographies (detailed bibliographies on women and tech subjects)
Cyborg Consciousness
(great reading list for Michael Joyce's course at Vassar; strong feminist angle)
Gender, Technology and
Computer Culture (Prof. Sherry Turkle's syllabus for her MIT course)
Tech
History
A Brief History of Networking
Bell Labs history
Hewlett-Packard, 1963-1976
History links from the Computer
History Asso of California (absolutely exhaustive)
Rise of the
Graphical User Interface (an academic paper)
The History and
Development of the GUI (another academic history paper)
Graphical User Interface Gallery
History of
Hypertext (from Sun's site)
History of Hypertext
timeline
A History of
Search Engines (by Wes Sonnenreich, MIT)
Hobbes
Internet Timeline (the venerable, definitive timeline...)
Internet Valley
(quirky history of Silicon Valley, etc -- but none too impressive as Web
developers...)
Microcomputer
Revolution (radio programme transcripts)
The Revolutionaries (Tech
Museum interviews with key tech people)
Software History Center (in NY
state)
Unix
history (from Bell Labs site)
The World Wide Web History Project
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