
Women, Work, and the Web
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Fostering ChangeRunning a BusinessEducational ApplicationsPersonal AspectsPublishing and Writing.It is exciting to see how the creative contributors of different ages, backgrounds, and goals, are using the Web to further their careers and the status of other women as they progress online.
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Part I Fostering Change
1. Blogging to Create Change
Amanda Peach
2. Creating Opportunities for Women on the Web: A Mother's New Mother's Quest
Denise Powell
3. Girls' Human Rights and Virtual Empowerment: Celebrating the First International Day of the Girl with a Virtual Summit
Emily Bent
4. Establishing Online Business Identities: How Female Small Business Owners Use Social Media to Market Their Business
Kara Poe Alexander
5. Find a Hub
Kanina Holmes
6. Keeping My Place at the Table: Growing With a Business
Liz Webler Rowell
7. KHORAI: Promoting Reproductive and Maternal Mental Health Through an Innovative Web Presence
Marie Hansen, Tasha Muresan, Aurélie Athan
8. Leveraging the Power of the Web for Work: Female Veterans' Online Efforts to Combat Unemployment
D. Alexis Hart and Mariana Grohowski
9. Tips for Starting Your Own Dream Business on eBay and Etsy in 30 Days or Less
Kathleen Clauson
Part II Running a Business
10. Fashion Plus Size Blogging for a 'Size' of Our Own
?
Jill Andrew, Aisha Fairclough
11. Leveraging the Linky Party: Knowledge Sharing in the Blogosphere
Jennifer Russum
12. Looking at the Technology Trends of Life Coaches: Finding and Using Successful Online Business Building Tools
Melissa Cornwell
13. Social, Digital and Business Entrepreneurship: From Online Community to Business Opportunity
Jennifer Sintime
14. Vodcasting for Profit
Amanda Peach
15. Women in Work Boots: A Website Profiling Women in the Trades
Jennifer Sintime
Part III Educational Applications
16. Entrepreneurship Research: Using the Tools at Your Local Library
Lura Sanborn
17. Editing Student Writing
Amy J. Barnickel
18. Online Instructors: the New Face of Education
Judy Donovan, Julie Adkins, Debbie Carpenter
19. The Six Ps of Editorial Assistantships: How the Web Paid For My Doctoral
Education
Jenny Ungbha Korn
20. Teaching Online from Home
Katherine Sanger
21. A Woman's Journey Through The Web
Robert Simpson
Part IV Personal Aspects
22. Getting the Most Out of a Virtual Internship
Laura Francabandera
23. How the Internet has Opened Doors for Women with Disabilities
K Royal
24. Reducing the Caregiver's Burden
Darra Hofman
Part V Publishing and Writing
25. Founding an Online Magazine Inspired by Travel Written by Women
Sarah Menkedick
26. Founding and Running Sheila Bender's Writing It Real
Sheila Bender
27. Founding Female Editors: Your Voice, Your Vision and How to Make it a Reality
Nicole M. Bouchard
28. Self-Publishing in a Male-Dominated Publishing World
Leanne Olson
Bio List of editors, foreword writer, contributors
Index
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