PART I: Lives narrated through computer history
Unseen connections: Exhibiting the global stories of cellular telephony at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History / Joshua Bell
Lives on shelves: Constructing histories of computing in the museum store / Simona Casonato
Provocation no. 1: Imparting the history of 'intangible things' / Mai Sugimoto
PART II: The life inscribed on computer technology
Restorations, replicas, and emulations in a museum of computing / Martin Campbell-Kelly & Mark Priestley
Social media enters the museum: Collecting WeChat at the Victoria & Albert Museum / Corinna Gardner, Juhee Park & Natalie Kane
Provocation no. 2: All of this belongs to us / Andrea Lipps
PART III: Living computing history collections
Mediators, media and meaning: Curating digital objects at the science museum / Tilly Blyth & Rachel Boon
Unsettling the narrative: Quantum computing in museum environments / Petrina Foti
Provocation no. 3: Why is the computer different? / Kimon Keramidas
PART IV: Lived practice of computing history
The CHM stack: Experimentation for digital and computing heritage / David Brock, Hansen Hsu, Marc Weber & Dag Spicer
Beyond Point and Click: Calling out expediency in museums' histories of computing / Lisa McGerty
Provocation no. 4: Decolonizing Computing Histories in Museums / Lara Ratnaraja.