CCSE Thinkathon Paper wins ITiCSE ACM Europe Best Paper Award
A paper about a pen-and-paper intervention for CS1CT students submitted by members of the CCSE won the ACM Europe Best Paper Award at ITiCSE 2019
Welcome
Now that computing science has "come of age" as a subject taught at all levels in the UK and elsewhere in the world, we welcome you to the Centre for CS Education, a group of researchers and practitioners exploring and promoting CS education for everyone. Find out what we're doing by looking over our pages.
Activities
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30 Jul
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29 Jul
CCSE ITiCSE Working Group Attendance
8 CCSE members contributed to 7 Working Groups at ITiCSE 2019 -
29 Jul
Sebastian Dziallas CCSE Talk: A Blank Slate: Building a University from Scratch
Sebastian Dziallas visits from the brand new Fulbright University, Vietnam, to share his experiences of student-centred, trans-disciplinary curriculum design. -
03 Apr
Dr Joseph Maguire on panel for Technology Beyond the VLE
Dr Joseph Maguire on panel for Technology Beyond the Virtual Learning Environment at the University of Glasgow Learning and Teaching Conference. -
03 Apr
Naomi Clark talks about Mindfulness at Learning & Teaching conference
Naomi Clark talks about Mindfulness: its relevance and recent developments in the modern university at the University of Glasgow Learning & Teaching conference.
Schools
The CCSE has had a close relationship with schools across the UK, contributing to the development of Scottish and Welsh curricula, supporting the National Centre for Computing Education and welcoming new PhD starts in this area in the near future.
Ongoing Research
Members of the CCSE are leading or contributing to various research projects across a range of topics, driving the advancement of Computing Science education research.
Work based Learning
The Centre of Computing Science Education is currently engaged in research to utilise work-based learning as the foundation for modern professional qualifications.
Team
The Centre for Computing Science Education brings together academics, researchers and students across the University, particularly the Schools of Computing Science, Education, Psychology and Business, as well as those outside, including industry, the Scottish Qualifications Authority, and Education Scotland.