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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2021 · 22 MIN

Using games to teach computer science remotely, S10E3

from Engineering Out Loud · host Oregon State University College of Engineering

Can middle schoolers learn computer science concepts using tabletop games? How about during a pandemic, when classroom interaction takes place remotely? Researchers in computer science and education are working closely with teachers to develop an innovative curriculum designed to broaden participation in computer science classes. BONUS CONTENT: Learning Computer Science Through Tabletop Games in a Dual Language Immersion Middle School: description of NSF grant featured in the podcast. Board Game Language (BoGL): programming language used in the course curriculum described in the podcast. Once Upon an Algorithm: book by Martin Erwig, Stretch Professor of Computer Science. Ain't We Got Fun in the College of Engineering: video collaboration of musicians in the College of Engineering, recorded remotely. https://engineering.oregonstate.edu/season-10-pandemic-puzzles/using-games-teach-computer-science-remotely-s10e3  

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