Computing for the Social Good in Computer Science Education – Mini Symposium
Computing for the Social Good: Educational Practices (CSG-Ed), is an umbrella term meant to incorporate any educational activity, from small to large, that endeavors to convey and reinforce computing’s social relevance and potential for positive societal impact. SIGCAS is sponsoring a FREE CSG-Ed symposium in conjunction with the annual SIGCSE Symposium. See the Call for […]
Call For Reviews
For the next issue of ACM Computers and Society, we would like to publish three to four book review essays. Each review should be in the 750-1500 word range and should focus on a recent book related to topics of interest to the SIGCAS membership. Alternately, a longer review essay which examines two or three related books together in some thematic way will also be considered.
Computers and Society 48:1 now available
Issue 1 of Volume 48 of Computers and Society is now available on the newsletter page. This is the first issue of the re-designed ACM SIGCAS Newsletter. It is the first issue for the new editor (Randy Connolly) who is taking over from the previous editor-in-chief, Dee A. B. Weikle. Due to the difficulty in finding […]
2018 ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
The 2018 ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct has been adopted. You can view it here: https://ethics.acm.org/ Also, note the Integrity Project section – and help out if you can! #ACMCodeofEthics #IReadTheCode
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