Category Archives: Web 2.0

I’ll admit to a bias towards technology drivers for fundamental change.

E-mail tips.

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Okay, with all the talk about web 2.0 let’s not forget the days before the web (web minus one?). Some of you probably saw your first list of e-mail tips a l-o-o-o-n-g time ago. [This summer will, for me, mark 25 years of using e-mail almost daily.] But here’s a particularly good one

From TechSoup: 14 E-mail Do’s and Don’ts

PS: On the other hand, Web 2.0 does change things significantly. Check out

  • http://del.icio.us/tag/aauwtech for this and other AAUW tech related bookmarks
  • http://del.icio.us/rss/tag/aauwtech for the RSS feed to watch for additions to the list
  • And sign up for del.icio.us and start adding the “aauwtech” tag to things you find relevant so we can build a library of items to support training of the members

AAUW related blogs

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Okay, I couldn’t decide whether to edit the previous post or add this link as a comment. So I decided to start a new thread for “AAUW related blogs”. If you have others to recommend, please register, login and post a comment. I’ll add new ones (probably found through feedster or other blog searches) as comments as I find them.

  • Absinthe – An empowerment blog for pissed off female scientists and academics. See also 2/19 post: “Letter in support of Kay Weber” with a call to action to lobby LAF for support of staff at the national labs.

AAUW in the blogosphere

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Continuing the Web 2.0 discussion, here’s my current list of AAUW “blogs” or sites generating RSS feeds. Not all are active:

aauwnys.blogspot.com
gilroyaauw.blogspot.com
blog.myspace.com/aauw
aauwtexas.blogspot.com
www.aauwlandsdale.org
rwc.aauwnc.org
news.aauwnc.org
asheville.aauwnc.org
careaders.blogspot.com
aauwmidland.blogspot.com
aauwsiue.blogspot.com

www.aauw.org will enter this list on the next redesign – scheduled for launch in June 2007. In the meantime, there’s a kludgey, member-maintained RSS feed on the “What’s New” section on the home page. Use www.bbvx.org/rss/whatsnewaauw.xml as the feed. (See a video of how to insert this into your Google home page at wiki.bbvx.org. Of course the same technique would work for the RSS feed on any of the above blogs.)