We're out here taking photos for our photo blog. It's all part of Girls and ICT Day. Let's see what's going on over there. We took a couple pictures in front of the United Nations. They took pictures holding hands and only the hands. We're trying to show the empowerment of women and girls. We took a photo in front of the United Nations of women who support themselves. To symbolize the future and the future in our hands. The International Telecommunication Union has best in girls from the Geneva area. For a day of ICT workshops on digital music, coding, photoblogging and mobile apps. We took a photo of the blog. We took a photo of the blog. I was here. The really hard part is having the perseverance and drive to really start a project and end a project. But first, an inspiring tale of tech success. I'm here with Sylvia Todd and she's showed me her water-colored butt. Can you tell us more about it? The water-colored butt is a water-colored painting robot that uses X and Y coordinates to paint a picture. What inspired you to make this? I was just bored and I wanted to do something for this international competition called Rubble Games. I've been there many times before and I was just wanting to do something. We tend to put a lot of focus on the technology and not the information and communication. But for these girls, I want to give them a chance to create and communicate online. So I'm just giving them some digital skills to put these stories together, to take their photos and to tell their own story here. The Internet can be a great place to play and learn, but it's not without its hazards. The girls have been learning among other things how to serve safely and protect their privacy. I'm making two characters. We need to make this conversation happen to our friends and ourselves. If the person is not okay, learn to do it because it's not going to be fun. Even if you're on Facebook, it's still a while away from their servers. So why is the IT holding this event? Well, at the moment, only nine out of a hundred app developers are women. And the number of women graduating in computer science is actually falling. The IT is aimed. It's to give things a bit of a nudge the other way. So what's to be done? We have to start from earlier. We have to start from the early school years when there's a window that's decisive for girls and boys to understand that there's no difference when it comes to gender. As to where each will go. As you progress up the tree, the number of women tend to filter out. And so it has to thin out. And perhaps more can be done to encourage women to progress a lot further. I think we need to bring more of a cool factor into technology when it comes to girls. Being able to envisage and project themselves into the future, you know, well, this could be me in maybe 15 years' time. We need to look forward to our support. And all of the pain. I'm not afraid. They can read all about it. Read all about it. After a day, crowned with workshops and exercises, let's hope that the girls leave not only having made new friends, but also inspired to embrace a carrier in technologies and science.