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Can Out-of-School Street-Connected Youth Learn to Code? A Mixed-Methods Feasibility Study of Web Development Training
Out-of-school youth remain largely absent from computing education scholarship and digital inclusion efforts worldwide. Among them, street-connected young people represent one of the most socially and educationally marginalised subgroups. This study examined the feasibility of broadening participati
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