Ethnocomputing

Ethnocomputing is when people use computers and technology to help them with their cultural practices and beliefs. It's kind of like when you use your iPad to play games and watch videos, except instead of just using technology for fun, you also use it to learn about your culture and share your traditions with others.

For example, some Indigenous communities use ethnocomputing to create digital stories that explain their history and customs. They can add pictures, videos, and text to help other people understand their culture better.

Ethnocomputing can also be used to connect people from different parts of the world who have similar cultures. You can video chat with someone from another country and share stories about your traditions and beliefs.

Overall, ethnocomputing helps people use technology to celebrate their culture and learn from others who have similar backgrounds.