Culturally Responsive Computing

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Walton, Devan J., author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Computer science--Textbooks.

Computer science.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Boston, MA ROTEL [2024]

Language Note:

In English.

Summary:

"Culturally Responsive Computing" is an essential textbook that explores the intricate relationship between technology and global societies. It gives students and professionals a deep understanding of how cultural contexts shape and are shaped by computing practices, from algorithm design to user interface development. This book equips readers with the knowledge and skills to create inclusive, ethical, and culturally sensitive technological solutions for our diverse world.

Contents:

Introduction

Land Acknowledgement Statement for the ROTEL Grant

Chapter 1 - Computing and Global Cultures

Historical Perspectives

Cultural Impacts of Computing

Cultural Exchange and Technology

Global Case Studies

Chapter Reflection

Challenges and Considerations

Chapter 2 - Language, Logic, and Culture

Foundations of Computational Logic and Culture

Chapter 3 - Cultural Considerations in Programming Languages

The Culture of Programming

Chapter 4 - Data Types and Representations

Data Types and Cultural Interpretations in Computing

Chapter 5 - Algorithms, AI, and Cultural Bias

Algorithms in Focus: From Basics to Biases

Chapter 6 - Information Technology and Society

Information Technology: Connecting and Dividing Cultures

Chapter 7 - Culture and Context in Information Security

Global Perspectives on Digital Defense

Chapter 8 - Human-Centered Design and Computational Thinking Techniques

Designing for Humans, Enabled by Computation

Chapter 9 - Accessible and Inclusive Interface Design

Designing User Experiences For All

Chapter 10 - Technology, Art, and Culture

Digital Transformation in Music, Gaming, and Culture

Grant Information

Notes:

Description based on print resource