Publications

Overview of Project "Georgia Computes!": Site-Visit-Cover-Page-4Dec2008.pdf

Peer-Reviewed Papers

Great paper to read for an overview of the project.

Bruckman, Amy, Maureen Biggers, Barbara Ericson, Tom McKlin, Jill Dimond, Betsy DiSalvo, Michael Hewner, Lijun Ni, and Sarita Yardi. "Georgia Computes!": Improving the Computing Education Pipeline. Proceedings of SIGCSE '09. Chattanooga, TN. (GaComputes-SIGCSE08-finalfinal.pdf)

Hewner, Michael, and Mark Guzdial. 2008. Attitudes about computing in postsecondary graduates. In Proceeding of the fourth international workshop on Computing education research, 71-78. Sydney, Australia: ACM. (p71-hewner.pdf)

Hewner, Michael, and Maria Knobelsdorf. 2008. Understanding Computing Stereotypes with Self-Categorization Theory. Proceedings of Koli Calling International Conference on Computer Science Education. In Koli National Park, Finland, November. (Stereotypes_camera_ready.pdf)

Ni, Lijun. 2009. What Makes CS Teachers Change? Factors Influencing CS Teachers' Adoption of Curriculum Innovations. To appear in the Proceedings of SIGCSE '09. Chattanooga, TN, March, 2009. (Lijun-SIGCSE1.pdf)

Yardi, Sarita, Pamela Krolikowski, Taneshia Marshall, and Amy Bruckman. 2008. An HCI Approach to Computing in the Real World. ACM Journal on Educational Resources in Computing 8, no. 3, 9: 1-20. (a9-yardi.pdf)

PowerPoint Slides from Dec 5 2008 NSF Site Visit

Other Papers

Dimond, Jill and Mark Guzdial. 2008. More Than Paradoxes to Offer: Exploring Motivations to Attract Women to Computing. Georgia Institute of Technology Technical Report. (dimondParadoxes.pdf)

DiSalvo, Betsy and Amy Bruckman. 2008. Exploring Video Game's Relationship to CS Interest. Submitted to Proceedings of the 40th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education. (Betsy-SIGCSE_Final.pdf)

Ericson, Barbara and Tom McKlin. 2008. Girl Scouts Compute! Submitted to Proceedings of the 40th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education. (girlScouts2009-sigcse-barb.pdf)

Ni, Lijun and Tom McKlin. 2008. How CS Teachers Change? The Story from Teachers. Submitted to Proceedings of the 40th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education. (Lijun-SIGCSE2.pdf)

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