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Kartik Joshi in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

From Screenshots to success stories: Tracing the social media usage by women micro-entrepreneurs in India

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Eman Alofi in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Integrating Centralized Barcode Techniques for Effective and Secure Transfer of Patients’ Data among Different Healthcare Sectors

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Toby Nwabueze in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Advancing Teaching and Learning Experiences of STEM Education in Nigeria

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Nova Ahmed in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Mom thinks, Technology is my Enemy: A Teen Perspective

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Azra Ismail in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Monsoons at MakerGhat — a Community Makerspace in Mumbai

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David Nemer in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Latin America, Computing, and the Politics of the Past and Present

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Katharina Losch in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Experience report of ICTD X in Ahmedabad, India

by Katharina Losch

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Sonali Batra in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

My Experience with the ICTDX conference held in the IIM Ahmedabad Campus

My experience with ICTDX…

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Nigini A. Oliveira in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

Are you here only for the content or also for the exchange?

Or how cultural values influence…

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Vaishnav Kameswaran in Human-Centered Computing Across Borders

“We can go anywhere”

Understanding independence through a case study of ride-hailing use by people…

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Human-Centered Computing Across Borders
This publication is meant to be a co-learning space for researchers working on human-centered computing, across various borders and intersections. Here we share our stories, work, reviews for others' work, and more. Join us!
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