Compu&ng)Alone) Doesn’t)Solve) Social)Problems.)) So,)What)Next?! Kentaro)Toyama) School!of!Informa-on!

Source URL: cra.org

• Education
• Online education
• Open educational resources
• Massive open online course
• Udacity
• Sebastian Thrun
• Iversity
• Informa
• NN
• MITx
• Hand Held Products

Hierarchical Wavelet Networks for Facial Feature Localization Rog´erio S. Feris Jim Gemmell Kentaro Toyama Microsoft Research Redmond, WAU.S.A.

Source URL: rogerioferis.com

Multiple Mice for Computers in Education in Developing Countries Udai Singh Pawar, Joyojeet Pal and Kentaro Toyama  Abstract—A distinct feature observed in computer use in schools or rural kiosks in developing count

Source URL: tier.cs.berkeley.edu

• Mouse
• Pointing device
• Visi On
• Personal computer
• Computer
• Cursor
• Mouse Mischief
• Mouse button
• Human–computer interaction
• Computing
• Software

ICT for Development Centre University of Cape Town, South Africa ICT4D @ UCT Introduction

Source URL: www.cs.uct.ac.za

• Development
• Information and communication technologies for development
• CyberTracker
• University of Cape Town
• Mobile phone
• Information and communication technologies in education
• Ungana-Afrika
• Kentaro Toyama
• Technology
• Communication
• Information technology

Remembering the Past for Meaningful AI-D Julie S. Weber1 & Kentaro Toyama2 1 Computer Science & Engineering, University of Michigan School of Information, University of California, Berkeley

Source URL: ai-d.org

• Development
• Philosophy of artificial intelligence
• Human–computer interaction
• Computational neuroscience
• Emerging technologies
• Information and communication technologies for development
• Applications of artificial intelligence
• Kentaro Toyama
• Turing test
• Science
• Technology
• Artificial intelligence

R Foundations and Trends
in Human–Computer Interaction Vol. 4, No[removed]–79 c 2010 K. Toyama

Source URL: www.kentarotoyama.org

• Communication
• Information and communication technologies for development
• Information technology
• Kentaro Toyama
• Mobile phone
• Technology
• Development
• Human–computer interaction

406 Numeric Paper Forms for NGOs Gursharan Singh, Leah Findlater, Kentaro Toyama, Scott Helmer, Rikin Gandhi, Ravin Balakrishnan

Source URL: terpconnect.umd.edu

• Computing
• Data transmission
• Optical character recognition
• Optical mark recognition
• Forms processing
• Floating point
• Feedback
• Communications protocol
• Number
• Computer arithmetic
• Data
• Information