A Practical Guide to Decolonisation: Using the Diverse Computing Pioneers Repository in Teaching Practice (Workshop)

The Diverse Computing Pioneers Repository (DCPR) is an online, freely accessible repository of non-Western, lesser-known computing pioneers. The aim of this workshop is to discuss current decolonisation institutional goals with participants, exploring how DCPR can be integrated into their teaching practice and the wider institutional decolonisation efforts.

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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3772338.3772339
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History of Computing Technologies
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Abstract

The Diverse Computing Pioneers Repository (DCPR) is an online, freely accessible repository of non-Western, lesser-known computing pioneers. The aim of this workshop is to discuss current decolonisation institutional goals with participants, exploring how DCPR can be integrated into their teaching practice and the wider institutional decolonisation efforts.

Queen Mary University of London (GB), University of Strathclyde (GB), The Open University (GB)
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