History of Computing and Education 2 (HCE2) [electronic resource] : IFIP 19th World Computer Congress, WG 9.7, TC 9: History of Computing, Proceedings of the Second Conference on the History of Computing and Education, August 21–24, 2006, Santiago, Chile / edited by John Impagliazzo.

Invited Paper -- Forty Years of Computers and Education -- Invited Panel -- Evolution of Computing in Spanish-Speaking Countries -- Refereed Papers -- Great Expectations -- Nineteen Sixties History of Data Base Management -- A Creative Approach to Educational Computing -- Education and Software Engineering -- Early Computer Awareness Courses in Australian Secondary Schools -- From Learning to Use Towards Using to Learn -- Human Resources Education in Computing at Simon Bolivar University, Venezuela -- Language History — A Tale of Two Countries -- Computing Behind the Iron Curtain and Beyond Hungarian National Perspective -- Revolutionary Development of Computer Education — A Success Story -- The First Decade of Computer Science in Argentina -- Some Aspects of the Argentine Reception of the Computer -- The Beginning of Computer Science in Argentina — Clementina - (1961–1966) -- Evolution of Computer Science Degrees at Science School-University of Buenos Aires (FCEN-UBA).

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