News: CSER
Research Grant: Addressing the Challenges of the Digital Technologies Curriculum
The Addressing the Challenges of the Digital Technologies Curriculum research project will assist teachers in primary and secondary schools to meet the challenges introduced by the new Australian National Curriculum Digital Technologies curriculum.
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Ace 2014: The Australian Digital Technologies Curriculum: Challenge and Opportunity
The ACE conference is a fantastic conference for sharing ideas with our local CS education community. I always learn so much when I attend, and so I am particularly pleased that our paper on the new Digital Technology curriculum in Australian has been accepted for the upcoming conference in Auckland next year.
Koli Calling: Papers Accepted!
CSER are off to Finland! We are very excited to have had two papers accepted for the Koli Calling conference later this year. Koli Calling is one of the highest quality conferences in the area of CS education research, with a strong emphasis on rigorous education research methods. It will be a fantastic opportunity to present our work, and discuss further ideas and projects.
OLT Grant: An Evidenced-Based Approach to the Design and Redevelopment of Inclusive Online Learning Environments
CSER researchers have been involved in the successful award of $211,000 in OLT funding, to investigate An Evidenced-Based Approach to the Design and Redevelopment of Inclusive, Technology-Enhanced Learning Environments.
Research Contract Exploring Digital Inclusion for Indigenous Australians
The CSER group is working with a team from across the University of Adelaide and the University of Canberra on a research contract with the Telstra Foundation exploring digital inclusion for Indigenous Australians, led by Professor Lester-Irabinna Rigney from the University of Adelaide.
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Latice 2013: Papers Accepted!
We are very excited to have had three papers accepted for Latice 2013 – the First International Conference on Learning and Teaching in Computing and Engineering, which is being held in Macau in March.
Computer Science Education: Structuring and Supporting “Contributing Student Pedagogy”
We’ve been working for a number of years in how you can use collaborative learning in computer science courses, particularly introductory programming courses.
