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K-12 Education

By Divya Joseph, Bobby Whyte | 7 mins read | September 11, 2023

Education

Broadening access and participation in computer science education across India

In their essay, Divya Joseph and Bobby Whyte discuss ways of bridging the digital divide in and through computer science education in India by broadening access and deepening participation.

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