Ellen Cushman
Coding Literacy presents a social-material analysis of writing and coding/programming as constitutive of everyday life and its inequities. A timely and engaging work, Vee's book is a conversation starter for colleagues across computer and engineering sciences, education, and humanities disciplines. Readers across these disciplines will be energized to take up the responsibilities we have to help shape a better future together with coding literacy.
Matthew Fuller
Annette Vee's Coding Literacy is lucid, inspiring, and avidly researcheda remarkable contribution to debates around computing as culture and on the forms of knowledge in contemporary society.
Endorsement
Annette Vee's Coding Literacy is lucid, inspiring, and avidly researcheda remarkable contribution to debates around computing as culture and on the forms of knowledge in contemporary society.
Matthew Fuller, Professor of Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London
From the Publisher
Coding Literacy presents a social-material analysis of writing and coding/programming as constitutive of everyday life and its inequities. A timely and engaging work, Vee's book is a conversation starter for colleagues across computer and engineering sciences, education, and humanities disciplines. Readers across these disciplines will be energized to take up the responsibilities we have to help shape a better future together with coding literacy.
Ellen Cushman, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Diversity and Inclusion, Northeastern University; coeditor of
Literacies: A Critical Sourcebook, second edition and
The Cherokee Syllabary: Writing the People's PerseveranceAnnette Vee's Coding Literacy is lucid, inspiring, and avidly researcheda remarkable contribution to debates around computing as culture and on the forms of knowledge in contemporary society.
Matthew Fuller, Professor of Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London