Missing slides from the LivingCampus slideshow

March 30, 2008

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Rob points out that some of the slides from the forum post have gotten lost in the wash (replaced by red squares, suspiciously like half of a pair of socks). Here are the missing images from Michelle Ritchie. Michelle has done a great job of mixing the permaculture design with a themed educational/interaction design. The […]

LivingCampus Forum slidecast

March 30, 2008

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Here’s the slides from the LivingCampus Forum we held a couple of weeks back.

Green Birds of Feather

March 27, 2008

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We held a successful Birds of a Feather session at SIGCSE last week. Here’s my notes: – Hope for a SIGCSE sustainable practice statement We discussed the New Zealand (NACCQ) statement on Computing Education for Sustainability – here is the background: https://computingforsustainability.wordpress.com/cfs-policy/ – Deeper analysis of problems and opportunities – Promoting sustainable practice, integration with […]

Posts from SIGCSE: Differentiated learning through reading

March 27, 2008

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Leigh Ann Sudol from Carnegie Mellon takes a different approach to get students thinking about bigger pictures: she makes them read. In forging connections, she describes a reading assignment and the impact of that assignment on getting students thinking about computer science and its connections to their life. She sees that: students are entering with […]

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Posts from SIGCSE: Computer Science service-learning programme

March 26, 2008

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Chris Brooks described a successful service-learning programme for computer science students (pdf). He teaches at a Jesuit school where service learning is the norm. He makes the point that this is not “volunteering” , rather service learning is community-based active lerning that supplements classroom material with reflective activities that help students synthesize experiences: If the […]