Aliza Sherman, a.k.a. Cybergrrl, has made it her mission to make more women comfortable with technology and active online. To that end, she's written a book for every woman who's ever considered connecting to the World Wide Web, even if her only experience with a computer is seeing one on somebody else's desk. Those with any computer experience at all will probably want to skip over elementary paragraphs here and there. But computer novices will appreciate that Sherman assumes almost no computer knowledge beyond the difference between a keyboard and a monitor. Better yet, she returns to the basics throughout the book so that readers who prefer to skip around to different topics can avoid confusion no matter where they start to read. (Amazon.com)
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- Paperback
- Jan.27.1998
- 9780345423825
- Ballantine Books
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Aliza Sherman, a.k.a. Cybergrrl, has made it her mission to make more women comfortable with technology and active online. To that end, she's written a book for every woman who's ever considered connecting to the World Wide Web, even if her only experience with a computer is seeing one on somebody else's desk. Those with any computer experience at all will probably want to skip over elementary paragraphs here and there. But computer novices will appreciate that Sherman assumes almost no computer knowledge beyond the difference between a keyboard and a monitor. Better yet, she returns to the basics throughout the book so that readers who prefer to skip around to different topics can avoid confusion no matter where they start to read. (Amazon.com)
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Author of 9 books, non-fiction, including Mom Incorporated, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Crowdsourcing, Cybergrrl: A Woman's Guide to the World Wide Web, Cybergrrl@Work, PowerTools for Women in Business, The Everything Blogging Book...













This book introduced the Internet from a woman's perspective. It is filled with personal anecdotes from dozens of women whose lives were transforming because of the Internet. While some of the basic technology and sites mentioned are obsolete, the stories live on.