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Expanding the Benefits of Computational Thinking to Diverse Populations: Graduate Student Consortium
Conference proceeding

Expanding the Benefits of Computational Thinking to Diverse Populations: Graduate Student Consortium

John F. Pane and Susan Wiedenbeck
2008 IEEE SYMPOSIUM ON VISUAL LANGUAGES AND HUMAN-CENTRIC COMPUTING, PROCEEDINGS, pp 253-253
01 Jan 2008

Abstract

Computer Science Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence Computer Science, Software Engineering Engineering Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Science & Technology Technology
The sixth annual graduate consortium at VL/HCC addresses the question: How can researchers and designers of end-user development environments support computational problem-solving and information manipulation by diverse user populations?

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