Computer Science Education: Perspectives on Learning and Teaching at School is a new book edited by CERC member Sue Sentance, together with Carsten Schulte, University of Padeborn and Erk Barendsen, Radboud University, Nijmegen. Bringing together international experts in the field of computer science education in school this book will be useful both for students studying […]
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On Wednesday 2 May we launched CERC, the Computing Education Research Centre, which through new research will underpin vital computing teaching in schools and in higher education. Over 80 researchers, members of the computing and education industries, teachers and students, attended the opening of this interdisciplinary collaboration between King’s researchers from Informatics, Education, Robotics and […]
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Guyana is a small country (size of UK) in the north of South America bordering Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname. However in many ways it associates itself with the Caribbean – for example, students take Caribbean GCSEs – called the CSEC. In terms of computing in school, students can take the CSEC in IT and this […]
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The London Computing Education Research Symposium is a one-day conference for computing education researchers to share their research, meet others with similar interests, and set up collaborative projects. It will be held on the 11th of June 2018 at King’s College London, Bush House. This symposium will enable the sharing of a range of innovative academic […]
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The time is approaching for our launch event on Wednesday May 2nd. Venue: Bush House Lecture Theatre 1 – drinks reception, followed by opening talks Booking link and venue information At the launch event we will describe the research we are currently involved in and planning and our plans for the future. Keynote speaker Lord […]
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CERC is an interdisciplinary centre focused entirely on research within computer education, bringing together specialists in three different university departments. Its research will impact and inform computer science education in the UK and worldwide. This ambitious new venture addresses the need for more research in the broad area of computing, incorporating departments of education, informatics, […]
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