Carol Smallwood coedited Women on Poetry: Writing, Revising, Publishing and Teaching on the list of Best Books for Writers by Poets & Writers Magazine; Women Writing on Family: Tips on Writing, Teaching and Publishing (Key Publishing House, 2012); Lily’s Odyssey (All Things That Matter Press, 2010). Her library experience includes school, public, academic, special, as well as administration and being a consultant. Carol has founded, supports humane societies. Bringing the Arts into the Library (2014) is her sixth book for the American Library Association; Divining the Prime Meridian is forthcoming from WordTech Editions.

• ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I Fostering Change 1. Blogging to Create ChangeAmanda Peach2. Creating Opportunities for Women on the Web: A Mother’s New Mother’s QuestDenise Powell3. Girls’ Human Rights and Virtual Empowerment: Celebrating the First International Day of the Girl with a Virtual SummitEmily Bent 4. Establishing Online Business Identities: How Female Small Business Owners Use Social Media to Market Their BusinessKara Poe Alexander 5. Find a HubKanina Holmes6. Keeping My Place at the Table: Growing With a BusinessLiz Webler Rowell7. KHORAI: Promoting Reproductive and Maternal Mental Health Through an Innovative Web PresenceMarie Hansen, Tasha Muresan, Aurélie Athan8. Leveraging the Power of the Web for Work: Female Veterans’ Online Efforts to Combat UnemploymentD. Alexis Hart and Mariana Grohowski9. Tips for Starting Your Own Dream Business on eBay and Etsy in 30 Days or LessKathleen ClausonPart II Running a Business10. Fashion Plus Size Blogging for a ‘Size’ of Our Own ?Jill Andrew, Aisha Fairclough 11. Leveraging the Linky Party: Knowledge Sharing in the BlogosphereJennifer Russum12. Looking at the Technology Trends of Life Coaches: Finding and Using Successful Online Business Building ToolsMelissa Cornwell13. Social, Digital and Business Entrepreneurship: From Online Community to Business OpportunityJennifer Sintime14. Vodcasting for Profit Amanda Peach 15. Women in Work Boots: A Website Profiling Women in the TradesJennifer SintimePart III Educational Applications16. Entrepreneurship Research: Using the Tools at Your Local LibraryLura Sanborn17. Editing Student Writing Amy J. Barnickel18. 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 DoctoralEducationJenny Ungbha Korn20. Teaching Online from HomeKatherine Sanger21. A Woman’s Journey Through The WebRobert SimpsonPart IV Personal Aspects22. Getting the Most Out of a Virtual InternshipLaura Francabandera23. How the Internet has Opened Doors for Women with DisabilitiesK Royal24. Reducing the Caregiver’s BurdenDarra HofmanPart V Publishing and Writing25. Founding an Online Magazine Inspired by Travel Written by WomenSarah Menkedick26. Founding and Running Sheila Bender's Writing It RealSheila Bender27. Founding Female Editors: Your Voice, Your Vision and How to Make it a RealityNicole M. Bouchard28. Self-Publishing in a Male-Dominated Publishing World Leanne OlsonBio List of editors, foreword writer, contributorsIndex

This anthology compiles 28 essays that discuss how the Internet can be utilized to aid women in the workforce. Essays are organized according to five themes—'Fostering Change,' 'Running a Business,' 'Educational Applications,' 'Personal Aspects,' and 'Publishing and Writing'—and cover topics such as blogging, growing a business, teaching online classes, and working remotely. The narrative draws from the contributors’ personal experiences, presenting a unique aspect on how the Internet can provide women new and empowering opportunities. Most chapters also include helpful tips and recommendations to employ for the reader’s own personal success. Recommended for public and academic libraries.