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To make this collection of interviews come alive for students, CEOHP has worked with a variety of educators to develop ideas for classroom activities, homework, and exam problems based on the interview materials.

We welcome suggestions of additions, either to these materials or of new activities to add to the list. We are striving to add the materials to a computer science education repository to provide a broader basis for the use of these materials. We will post more about this as the plan develops.

The Computing Educators Oral History Project (CEOHP) is a multi-year, grassroots project to collect and preserve the oral histories of computing educators.

CEOHP was conceived to address factors that affect decisions made by women and girls about working in the computing field. Thus, a specific goal of the project is to disseminate the voices of female computing educators so that they can serve as role models, with the vision of ameliorating the declining numbers of women in the computing fields. Through collecting career stories and artifacts from a variety of computing educators, this project can result in a set of tools to aid in improving the number of women and girls who work in and study computing.

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