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WIT Wisconsin Resource Center
Here is a curated collection of valuable tools and information designed to support and inspire women in technology. Explore recordings of our past events to revisit insightful discussions and discover a wealth of other materials tailored to help you thrive in your tech career. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, catch up on missed events, or find new inspiration, our resource center is your go-to hub for empower resources. Dive in and take advantage of everything we have to offer below.
WIT Wisconsin Event Recording:
2025 Events:
- Learning AI: Empowering Minds, January 10
Previous Events:
- From Stay-at-home-Mom to Tech Trailblazer: Empowering Women through Continuous Learning, September 2023
- Wearable IoT Technology, May 2023
- Unmasking Our Blind Spots, April 2023
AI Resources:
- Career Essentials in Gen. AI by Microsoft and LinkedIn (Completion of this program results in an AI Certificate)
- Teach AI
- Generative AI Checklist
- Future of Teaching and Learning - Dept of Education
Free, online trainings from technology platforms:
- Google -- Google Skillshop, Virtual Learning and Certifications
- Microsoft -- Virtual Workshops and Online Training
- Salesforce -- Salesforce Trailhead learning platform & Credentials
Coding Resources:
- Codecademy -- Codecademy: Learn to Code - for Free
- MIT's Scratch -- https://scratch.mit.edu/
- Girls Who Code -- Code at Home activities
Business skills by topic:
- Executive Presence video -- The Insightful Leader Live: Do You Have Executive Presence?
- Persuasive Visual Storytelling video -- The Insightful Leader Live: The Keys to Persuasive Visual Storytelling
- Women Negotiation Skills: How Women Can Get What They Want in a Negotiation, a Harvard article. By Mary Sharp Emerson
Podcasts recommended by WIT leadership:
- Dare to Lead with Brene Brown -- on Spotify
- Black Woman Leading, the Podcast, with Laura Knights -- on Apple Podcasts
- WSJ Tech News, by The Wall Street Journal -- on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts
- Modern Figures Podcast, a podcast elevating the voices of black women in computing -- on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify
WIT4Girls Resources:
- Unplugged LP.pdf
- Event Slides.pdf
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Make a Binary Bracelet - How to talk to a spacecraft :: Binary Bracelet
This activity will help you write your own name or nickname in binary code on a bracelet. Secret codes are similar to science investigations. They contain both direct and indirect evidence to help you draw conclusions and solve the code!
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Make Your Own Secret Decoder Ring - Make Your Own Secret Decoder Ring - Little Bins for Little Hands
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