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We currently have a team of graduate students scouring the global internet in search of opportunities for this community. The live list below will be updated on a regular basis so if we've missed something, please let us know!
Have an opportunity you'd like to share? Please do!
Study Group Schedule and Materials
The groups are based on chapters of The Cambridge Handbook of Computing Education Research. The chapters for each study group are listed below.
For those who don't have much time but would still like to participate, the videos provide excellent summaries of the material. And if you want to take a deeper dive into the subject, check out the related materials section.
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The History of CSEd
August 24 - September 4
Chapter One: The History of Computing Education Research (PDF)
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Additional coverage in the Handbook:
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Section 3.1: Computing Education Literature Review and Voices from the Field, Introduction
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Section 8.1.1 Learning Sciences and Computing Education: Twins Separated at Birth
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Section 17.1.1 Computation
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Section 19.1 Computing for the Rest of Us
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Section 19.2 Learning Programming to Think with
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Section 22.2 A Brief History of Tangible Computing Education
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Related Materials
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Learning Theories
September 5 - September 16
Chapter Eight: Learning Sciences for Computing Education
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Chapter Nine: Cognitive Sciences for Computing Education (PDF)
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Related Materials:
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Equity and Diversity
September 17 - September 28
Chapter 16: Equity and Diversity (PDF)
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Related Materials:
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Assessment
September 29 - October 3
Chapter 14: Assessment and Plagiarism
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Related Materials:
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Teaching Methods
October 11 - October 22
Chapter 15: Pedagogic Approaches
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Related Materials:
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Halving Fail Rates Using Peer Instruction: A Study of Four Computer Science Courses
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Pair Programming in an Introductory Computer Science Course: Initial Results and Recommendations
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Computer Science in K-12: An A-To-Z Handbook on Teaching Programming
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Learner-Centered Design of Computing Education: Research on Computing for Everyone
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Learning to Program
October 23 - November 3
Chapter 12: Novice Programmers and Introductory Programming
Chapter 27: Student Knowledge and Misconceptions
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Related Materials:
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List of Misconceptions (see page 358f)