PROJECT
Demystifying the code: Delivering a fail-safe bridge for live programming
Supporting learners,
Learner access and pathways,
Educational outcomes,
Supporting staff,
Distance and flexible learning
Information and Communications Technology
Status
Completed: 30 May 2019
Project Details
A one-year project that was undertaken by the University of Auckland, to create an interactive website that is relevant and accessible to a wide range of students and teachers in introductory programming courses.
Aims:
The main aims of the project were to:
- identify and prioritise fundamental Learning Outcomes in the ACM and IEEE guidelines that are key to introductory programming courses
- design and implement activities with appropriate scaffolding to ensure the Learning Outcomes are addressed.
Methodology:
Developing the interactive website involved:
- recruiting a software developer to create the website activities
- identifying the Learning Outcomes that needed to be targeted by the activities.
Team
Dr Nasser Giacaman
Project Leader
The University of Auckland
Giuseppe De Ruvo
The University of AucklandStatus
Funding
$20,000.00 (excl GST)
$10,000.00
Regional Hub Project Fund
$10,000.00
The University of Auckland
Key Findings
Key Recommendations
A report prepared by Dr Nasser Giacaman, Elliot Varoy, Oliver Allen and Xavier Downs.
(PDF, 245 KB, 6-pages).
- 1 April 2019