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Fairness, Bias, and Research Governance / Educational Algorithm Fairness, Learning Opportunity, and Marginalized Student Support

Students struggle to access world-class academic resources and exchange opportunities.

lightbulbPractical problemEducational Algorithm Fairness, Learning Opportunity, and Marginalized Student Support

Students struggle to access world-class academic resources and exchange opportunities.

UbiComp '23ASSET 2023 - The Americas Student Emerging Technologies Workshop Held at UbiComp/ISWC 2023

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