<p>This week's geek is Charlene Jaszewski (<a href="http://twitter.com/theredheadsaid" target="_blank">@theredheadsaid</a>). Charlene is a self-proclaimed geek hybrid, crossing gadget geek and content/usability geek; claiming the geek started before it was even cool to be a geek. She explains that even though being a geek wasn't cool she still was because she had all the new video game systems and other gadgets before anyone else.</p>

This week's geek is Charlene Jaszewski (@theredheadsaid). Charlene is a self-proclaimed geek hybrid, crossing gadget geek and content/usability geek; claiming the geek started before it was even cool to be a geek. She explains that even though being a geek wasn't cool she still was because she had all the new video game systems and other gadgets before anyone else.

<p>This week's geek is Charlene Jaszewski (<a href="http://twitter.com/theredheadsaid" rel="noopener noreferrer">@theredheadsaid</a>). Charlene is a self-proclaimed geek hybrid, crossing gadget geek and content/usability geek; claiming the geek started before it was even cool to be a geek. She explains that even though being a geek wasn't cool she still was because she had all the new video game systems and other gadgets before anyone else.</p>

017: Geek of the Week: Charlene Jaszewski

Nancy Lyons and Meghan Wilker launched the Geek Girls Guide in January 2008 as a place to publish their perspective on the Interactive industry and demystify technology for non-technical audiences. Their mission is to make web technology accessible and exciting and cultivate a movement of empowered women and men online by hosting safe, welcoming places to ask technology questions online and in real life; and educating non-technical audiences on the practical applications of Internet technology.

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017: Geek of the Week: Charlene Jaszewski

017: Geek of the Week: Charlene Jaszewski