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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"computing education"”.
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A Multidimensional Model for Transnational Computing Education Programs
As transnational education is becoming firmly embedded as a part of the distance education landscape, governments and universities are calling for meaningful research on transnational education. This study involved the development and validation of a model for effective transnational education …
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Parallel Islands: A Diversity Aware Tool For Parallel Computing Education
… concepts and skills of parallel and distributed computing (PDC). This will naturally lead to an increase in the demand for software developers familiar with PDC and an increase in the demand for universities to incorporate PDC concepts into their curricula. Because there is a perceived difficulty …
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Women’s sense of belonging in computing education amidst a global pandemic
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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A High-quality Digital Library Supporting Computing Education: The Ensemble Approach
Educational Digital Libraries (DLs) are complex information systems which are designed to support individuals' information needs and information seeking behavior. To have a broad impact on the communities in education and to serve for a long period, DLs need to structure and organize the resources …
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A case-based approach for supporting the informal computing education of end-user programmers
… majority of end-user programmers lack any formal education in software development. Instead, these users must piece together their understanding of programming through trial and error, examples found online, and help from peers and colleagues. While current approaches to address the difficulties …
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Industry Practice as a Source of Potential Values for Computing Education – What Can Teachers and Pupils Learn from Industry Professionals
… potential values coming from the practices of computing industry in the UK that could be incorporated in British schools in order to improve the quality of computing education and provide a more engaging experience for pupils and encourage more young people to pursue a career in this field, …
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A Phenomenological Analysis of the Perceptions of Diversity Leadership by Department Chairs in Creating Social Change in Engineering and Computing Education
… by department chairs in engineering and computing in higher education and their role in creating social change. Using a qualitative research design, this study explores the lived experiences of department chairs who are tasked with leading diversity and inclusion efforts in their academic …
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Broadening Participation of Girls in Computing: An Integrated Approach to Supporting Interest in CS
… and educators over the past few decades. Computing education programs aimed at broadening participation among girls may benefit from intentionally designing learning environments informed by domain-specific theoretical models of interest development in CS. Prior research suggests that …
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The Impact of the English Computing Curriculum on Young People as Delivered at Key Stage 3
… one of the first countries to formally include computing in its National Curriculum Framework. The new Computing Curriculum had a broader focus, including fundamentals of computer science, computer programming and digital literacy in order to prepare young people for the digital economy and …
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Raising Awareness of Data-ethics for PGCE Computing using Ballet and Biometrics as Narrative Tools: An AgileDBR Approach
… This doctoral study explores the use of creative computing and arts practices, specifically biometrics and ballet, to raise awareness of data-ethics among Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) trainee computing teachers. This thesis explores the issue of how creative computing practices can …
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Self-Regulated Learning Skills Research in Computer Science: The State of the Field
… process of knowing (or learning) how to learn. Education research has found Self-Regulated Learning to be a key predictor of academic success along with other constructs like motivation and self-efficacy. It may be particularly critical in learning to program at the post-secondary level. Studies …
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GitIt: An Interactive Online Platform for Teaching Command Line Based Skills Through Visualizations
… perception of early exposure to practical computing skills. This study revealed that students value learning early computing skills, but their long-term perception diminishes over time. Gitit enables exercise and classroom management for instructors and student progress metrics. The system …
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Understanding Common Scratch Programming Idioms and Their Impact on Project Remixing
As Scratch has become one of the most popular educational programming languages, understanding its common programming idioms can benefit both computing educators and learners. This understanding can fine-tune the curricular development to help learners master the fundamentals of writing idiomatic …
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Computing in Education: A study of computing in education and ways to enhance students’ perceptions and understanding of computing
There is a huge demand for computing skills in industry due to computing becoming ubiquitous and essential for modern life. Yet despite this, industry struggles to find employees with suitable computing skills and similarly Further and Higher Education institutions have observed a lack of interest …
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Beyond Curation: A Validation and Classification Infrastructure for an Educational Content Catalog
… to simplify access to the growing body of educational content. As part of the Standards, Protocols, and Learning Infrastructure for Computing Education (SPLICE) research community's efforts, the catalog functions as a centralized platform supporting SPLICE's objectives of improving …
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Learning to Program From Interactive Example Code (With and Without Intentional Bugs)
Computing education for learning to program has made great strides in the current century. Exciting educational technologies are now available and active learning pedagogies are increasingly used. Interest is strong, but the longstanding problem remains: learning to program as an analytical …
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Developing and evaluating domain models for programming skills using learning curve analysis
… by learning curve analysis, which is an educational data mining technique for modeling skill development using data on problem-solving performance of students. Yet, previous applications of learning curve analysis for programming could not identify a robust and interpretable skill model, …
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Playful Occupations: Mobile Creative Coding for Critical Consciousness
… grassroots mobilizations and political education. Using a combination of Participatory Action Research and Social Design Experimentation approaches, we co-designed and implemented a series of creative coding workshops and a projects guide tailored to MTST’s community. These computational …
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Persona Reinforcement for Secure Programming AI Tutors: Adaptive Assistance in Action
… reasoning and practical experience. In computing, students gain this practical experience through hands-on programming exercises and projects. In the age of generative AI, modern tools, such as large language models (LLMs), often hinder effective learning by providing solutions to coding …
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