Great News, Another Group Paper Accepted!
Posted: June 2, 2012 | Author: nickfalkner | Filed under: Education | Tags: blogging, computer science education, computer science education research, design, education, education research group, educational research, higher education, icer, icer 2012, identifying at risk students, research, sigcse, workload |Leave a commentOur Computer Science Education Research group has been doing the usual things you do when forming a group: stating a vision, setting goals, defining objectives and then working like mad. We’ve been doing a lot of research and we’ve been publishing our work to get peer review, general feedback and a lot of discussion going. This year, we presented a paper in SIGCSE, we’ve already had a paper accepted for DEXA in Vienna (go, Thushari!) and, I’m very pleased to say that we’ve been just been notified that our paper “A Fast Measure for Identifying At-Risk Students in Computer Science” has been accepted as one of the research papers for ICER 2012, in Auckland, New Zealand.
This is great news for our group and I’m really looking forward to some great discussion on our work.
I’ll see some of you at ICER!