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Dear SIG:CIS,
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<div class="">I have recently started a teaching role and have the opportunity to develop taught content from scratch. I want to include a significant influence from history of computing, history of technology, and STS—topics, approaches, methods. I’m looking
for recommendations of books and other works to help in this: either for inclusion on reading lists, or to help me prepare more effective material. For example, I would be very grateful for a comprehensive and accessible book on the history of a particular
technology, or a monograph on diversifying curricula. No suggestions are too obvious. Even if I already know them, others on-list may not. </div>
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<div class="">Thanks in advance! <br class="">
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Dr. Troy Kaighin Astarte (they/them)<br class="">
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Lecturer, Computer Science<br class="">
Swansea University</div>
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<div><span style="font-style: normal; font-size: 12px;" class="">For students: my office hours are Wednesday 1500–1700 and you can enter my personal Zoom room during that time. </span><br class="">
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