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CT Blog

Computational Thinking (CT) is common sense in the digital age. Everyone should become a computational thinker. The blog contains articles for the general audience in an effort to promote CT which is important not only in the infosphere but also in everyday life. Some articles have appeared also in the aroundKent magazine.

Note: The list of articles have been revised and updated as of July 2023.

Paul S. Wang holding an abacus (2018)

  1. Computational Thinking—An Overview, March 2017

  2. Net Neutrality Is Not A Slogan, June 2018

  3. NAND Rules The World (PDF),
    NAND Rules The World (HTML), January 2021

  4. TikTok Not the Problem: Data Privacy Is (PDF),
    TikTok Not the Problem: Data Privacy Is (HTML) April 10, 2023

  5. Computational Thinkers Do It Virtually (PDF),
    Computational Thinkers Do It Virtually (HTML), August 1, 2023

  6. This CAT Can See through You (PDF)
    This CAT Can See through You (HTML), August 20, 2023

  7. Keeping Pace with the Digital Times (PDF)
    Keeping Pace with the Digital Times (HTML), January 31, 2024

  8. What’s All the Buzz About AI? (PDF)
    What’s All the Buzz About AI? (HTML), May 7, 2024

  9. Hello, How Do You Reboot? (PDF)
    Hello, How Do You Reboot? (HTML), July 4, 2024

  10. A Chat on Smartphones (PDF)
    A Chat on Smartphones (HTML), Sept 22, 2024

In addition to these blog articles, Paul has a new book Becoming A Computational Thinker: Success in the Digital Age that contains 30 such articles.


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Computational Thinking

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