Hudson, Petera (Author)
Hēmi Whaanga (Author)
Te Taka Keegan (Author)
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
Volume: 45
Issue: 04
Pages: 27-38
Māori has long used computing technologies for cultural resilience, linguistic survival, social revitalization and resistance, and economic sustainability. Individuals have used various technologies, hapū, subtribe, iwi, tribe, academic institutes, innovators, activists, communities, industry leaders, computer scientists, programmers, historians, geographers, translators, linguists and te reo Māori, the Māori language teachers as a mechanism to connect Māori to their language, whakapapa, genealogy, whānau, family, and mātauranga, knowledge, culture and identity. In this article, we highlight some of the ICT initiatives Māori have undertaken and showcase some of the real successes that we have had over the past three decades, from Te Wahapū, translations of the Microsoft and Google, to the Niupepa, Māori Newspaper collection, to some of the work that is currently being done in the areas of xR, which encompasses augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality, machine learning techniques, text-to-speech and speech-to-text conversion, and social media platforms.
...MoreArticle Sebastian K. Boell; Janet M. Toland (2023) Histories of Computing in Oceania. IEEE Annals of the History of Computing (pp. 6-10).
Similar Citations
Article
Michael J. Dockry;
Nancy Langston;
(January 2019)
Indigenous Protest and the Roots of Sustainable Forestry in Bolivia
(/isis/citation/CBB998291742/)
Article
Harry Allen;
(2020)
Jack Golson, Roger Green and Debates in New Zealand Archaeology
(/isis/citation/CBB975045685/)
Article
Rowse, Tim;
(2014)
“Rooted in Demographic Reality”: The Contribution of New World Censuses to Indigenous Survival
(/isis/citation/CBB001201587/)
Article
McCarthy, Conal;
(2014)
“Empirical Anthropologists Advocating Cultural Adjustments”: The Anthropological Governance of pirana Ngata and the Native Affairs Department
(/isis/citation/CBB001201589/)
Chapter
McCarthy, Conal;
(2012)
Carving Out a Place in the Better Britain of the South Pacific: Maori in New Zealand Museums and Exhibitions
(/isis/citation/CBB001201468/)
Article
Morrow, Daniel;
Brookes, Barbara;
(2013)
The Politics of Knowledge: Anthropology and Māori Modernity in Mid-Twentieth-Century New Zealand
(/isis/citation/CBB001201575/)
Book
Rachel Standfield;
(2018)
Indigenous mobilities: across and beyond the Antipodes
(/isis/citation/CBB351629602/)
Article
Meg Parsons;
Karen Fisher;
(2021)
Historical smellscapes in Aotearoa New Zealand: Intersections between colonial knowledges of smell, race, and wetlands
(/isis/citation/CBB643567365/)
Book
Peter Dauvergne;
(2016)
Environmentalism of the Rich
(/isis/citation/CBB501954470/)
Article
Erica Prussing;
(2020)
Through a Critical Lens: Expertise in Epidemiology for and by Indigenous Peoples
(/isis/citation/CBB333040850/)
Book
Jonathan Clapperton;
Liza Piper;
(2019)
Environmental Activism on the Ground: Small Green and Indigenous Organizing
(/isis/citation/CBB212290523/)
Article
John Stenhouse;
(2021)
Creastionists and Evolutionists in New Zealand, 1800-2010: Science, Religion, Politics, and Race
(/isis/citation/CBB389032554/)
Book
Toland, Janet;
(2010)
Return to tomorrow: 50 years of computing in New Zealand
(/isis/citation/CBB001180383/)
Book
Michael L. Black;
(2022)
Transparent Designs: Personal Computing and the Politics of User-Friendliness
(/isis/citation/CBB017297145/)
Book
Thomas S. Mullaney;
(2024)
The Chinese Computer: A Global History of the Information Age
(/isis/citation/CBB550334107/)
Article
Cronin, Karen;
(2010)
The “Citizen Scientist”: Reflections on the Public Role of Scientists in Response to Emerging Biotechnologies in New Zealand
(/isis/citation/CBB001231696/)
Article
Till Winkler;
Sarah Spiekermann;
(September 2019)
Human Values as the Basis for Sustainable Information System Design
(/isis/citation/CBB725022354/)
Article
Eric Pawson;
Peter Holland;
(2005)
Lowland Canterbury Landscapes in the Making
(/isis/citation/CBB581665854/)
Chapter
Mere Skerrett;
(2021)
Interaction between Māori “Indigenous” Educational Systems and the “Imposed” Educational Systems of the West
(/isis/citation/CBB146510193/)
Article
Barry, Lorelle;
Coleborne, Catharine;
(2011)
Insanity and Ethnicity in New Zealand: Maori Encounters with the Auckland Mental Hospital, 1860--1900
(/isis/citation/CBB001232208/)
Be the first to comment!