We are delighted to invite submissions for ITiCSE 2026, which will be held at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain, from 13–15 July 2026. ITiCSE is a computing education conference held annually, typically in Europe, sponsored by ACM SIGCSE and in collaboration with ACM Europe Council and Informatics Europe. ITiCSE 2026 will be an in-person conference.
The SIGCSE Bulletin rings in a new year — our 58th year — with a new look and format. Actually, we have two new formats: there is now a web-based version, which we hope will make the reading experience smoother for those who read on smaller screens. We have also made some changes to the PDF version that should improve readability as well. We'd appreciate your feedback on these updates.
Koli Calling is a long-running conference for researchers, educators, and practitioners in computing education, providing opportunities for presenting research and networking in a unique natural setting. The conference is a single-track event and covers a wide range of topics within computing education. This year, we celebrated Koli Calling's 25th anniversary.
Paul Denny is a Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Auckland and an ACM Distinguished Member.
The ACM SIGCSE Conference on Research on Equity and Sustained Participation in Engineering, Computing, and Technology (RESPECT) 2026 will be held on June 8–10, 2026, in Chicago, IL, USA. The theme for this year is Equity-focused CS Education: Honoring the Plurality of our Community. 2026 marks the beginning of a new decade for RESPECT. The RESPECT Organizing Committee intentionally pursues opportunities to elevate those who may not easily find footing in traditional CS Education venues, confident that their positionality and perspectives can enrich our interdisciplinary scholarship. This year's theme reaffirms our commitment to championing equitable research and practice in computing education and emphasizes the people doing the work — a myriad of individuals who come together in our community.
