Title :
Toward a History of Social Computing: Children, Classrooms, Campuses, and Communities
Abstract :
Modern computing involves not only computation but also communication among many people, along with their cultural norms, values, and expectations. Yet, historians have only begun to address how people made computing ubiquitous. The history of computing should include the myriad human interactions that have shaped and supported our digital, networked world.
Keywords :
history; social aspects of automation; social sciences computing; campuses; children; classroom; communities; cultural norms; history; human interaction; social computing; Communication networks; History; Social computing; Social network services; education and computing; history of computing; networked communications; social computing;
Journal_Title :
Annals of the History of Computing, IEEE
DOI :
10.1109/MAHC.2014.31
