2022 SIGCAS Showcase Recap
Events at 20222 SIGCAS Showcase Social Responsibility in the Computing Profession Panel Panelists: Neha Kumar, Georgia Tech; President of ACM SIGCHI (Learning @SIGCHI) Katina Michael and Roba Abbas, Arizona State University; IEEE Transactions on Technology & Society (Corporate Social Responsibility and Soft Law Developments in the Design of Digital Services for Children) Moshe Vardi, Rice […]
Computers and Society Volume 51 September, 2022 Edition Now Available
Vol. 51, No. 2, September , 2022 is now available from the Computers and Society page (click above or on the image to the left).
Registration Now Open: 2022 SIGCAS Showcase
SIGCAS Showcase Date: September 14 and 15, 2022 Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm PDT (GMT -7) (half-day event) Place: Virtual Event (link provided at registration) Register Here Featuring: Key Note Addresses from the 2022 SIGCAS award recipients, expert panel discussions and more. (Click above) for the Full 2022 Showcase Event Page
ACM SIGCAS Conference on Computing and Sustainable Societies (COMPASS 2022) Open TOC Available
The COMPASS 2022 conference materials are now available Open Compass TOC
ACM SIGCAS Tweets
My paper, with my incredible co-authors @ishtiaqueSIA and Prof. Jeff Rzeszotarski, has been accepted to #CHI2023!
Title: Communicating Consequences: Visual Narratives, Abstraction, and Polysemy in Rural Bangladesh.
Will write more about this soon.
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Computer Science student builds app that can detect ChatGPT-generated text https://t.co/EAFFbwC0kc via @motherboard
I’m hearing that google/gsuite for universities has suddenly changed from allowing unlimited storage to a different, presumably more expensive, tiered storage model, leaving some institutions scrambling. Has anyone covered this (journalists)? Is your school affected?