Registration Now Open: 2022 CSG-Ed SIGCSE Affiliate Event
Dream Big: Addressing Computing for the Social Good in the Computing Curricula We are pleased to invite you to our annual Computing for the Social Good in Education (CSG-Ed) event, which will take place Wednesday March 2, 2022, as part of the 53rd ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE). Date: March 2, 2022. […]
Outstanding Service Award (2021)–Barbara Boucher Owens
Barbara Boucher Owens retired in 2012 from the Computer Science Department at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. She has been in the computing field since 1967 when she worked at IBM Research in Yorktown Heights, NY and later in San Jose, California, in the area of Computer Assisted Instruction. She began her teaching career in […]
Making a Difference Award (2021)–Deanna Kosaraju
Deanna Kosaraju is the Founder and CEO of Global Tech Women. Currently she also works in technology running eCommerce Projects for Ariat International, Inc. She also manages programs for the annual Women Transforming Technology Conference (WT2) the last 6 years. Prior to Global Tech Women, Deanna was the Vice President of Programs for the Anita […]
GOODIT 2021 Conference Open TOC available
The 2021 Good IT conference ACM open TOC is available. Open TOC
ACM SIGCAS Tweets
I'm pretty sure that I should have included this { ACM Journal on Computing and Sustainable Societies is Inspired by the broad agenda of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals } in the text. @acmcompass The thanks for retweeting still applies! 🙂
And speaking of cool new journals!! More hope in troubled times. Please RT "We welcome research on ethics of technology, especially from a critical perspective, that explores limitations & concerns w/ tech" https://t.co/PMj2KtQPmo @sigchi @doctorow @vardi @acm_ethics @ieeessit
In a nutshell, what's the argument? I do want to read the book but I'm impatient teach about the potential for positive social change... Hope that doesn't make me seem weird?!
DIGITAL LETHARGY (@MITPress), about how exhaustion, waiting, and the banality of digital life may paradoxically hold the potential for social change, is finally here! Hope to see you tonight or elsewhere: https://t.co/SDLcartukz
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Can Smartphones Help Predict Suicide? https://t.co/M3MPDJMISO