Today is Ada Lovelace Day around the Interwebs, which aims to bring attention to the role and valuable contributions of women in technology. A couple of weeks ago, I stumbled across a book in the library, Unlocking the Clubhouse: Women in Computing by Jane Margolis and Allan Fisher. It’s been a real eye-opener to read. [...]
About
countably infinite is the online writing space of Karen Fung, social media ponderer and student of urban & transportation planning at UBC.
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Recent writing
- #PlannersTweet: Learning how planning and planners use(s) Twitter
- A little more about #myresearch
- Anonymity and contempt in public engagement: correlation, not causation?
- Transit Pet Peeves: One person’s contest, another person’s social inclusion setback
- Complexifiers and Simplifiers: some necessary nuance
Reactions on this site…
- Adam Fitch on Awkward as Planned: short-term pain for long-term Olympic Legacy?
- A little more about #myresearch on Twitter in Transit, take 1, at BarCamp Vancouver 2009
- Jenny Ann Fraser on Transit Pet Peeves: One person’s contest, another person’s social inclusion setback
- AG on Will the smarter city be built by love?
- Colleen Hardwick on Does pseudonymity matter for engagement in planning?
