“Computer Science for all”: Concepts to engage teenagers and non-CS students in technology

Reference Format: Spieler B.; Grandl, M.; Ebner, M.; and Slany, W. (2019)“Computer Science for all”: Concepts to engage teenagers and non-CS students in technology. 13th European Conference on Games Based Learning. pp. 667-674. doi: 10.34190/GBL.19.058.

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Evaluation of the Create@School Game-Based Learning–Teaching Approach

Reference format: Gaeta, E., Beltrán-Jaunsaras M.E., Cea, G., Spieler, B., Burton, A., García-Betances R.I., Brown, D., Boulton, H., and Arrendondo, M.T. (2019) Evaluation of the Create@School Game-Based Learning–Teaching Approach. Sensors – Open Access Journal 19(15):3251, DOI: 10.3390/s19153251

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AirCampus Potcast [German]

Bridge the Gap!

Is Computer Science only for men? Not at TU Graz! The engagement of girls and young women should inspire more female students to apply for technical related degree programs. Bernadette Spieler explains the magic behind Computer Science.

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Rock bottom, the world, the sky: Catrobat, an extremely large-scale and long-term visual coding project relying purely on smartphones

Reference Format: Luhana, K., Mueller, M., Schindler, C., Slany,  W.,  Spieler, B. (2018) Rock bottom, the world, the sky: Catrobat, an extremely large-scale and long-term visual coding project relying purely on smartphones. In Proceedings of Constructionism 2018, 20. – 25. August, 2018, Vilnius, Lithuania.

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