Special Projects 2009
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Since 2003 SIGCSE has awarded a limited number of Special Projects Grants each year. These grants help SIGCSE members investigate and introduce new ideas in the learning and teaching of computing. Projects must provide some clear benefit to the wider disciplinary community in the form of new knowledge, developing or sharing of a resource, or good practice in learning, teaching, or assessment.
Here is a list of the awards given in 2009.
Enhancing engagement through a modern 'device to think with'
David J. Barnes <d.j.barnes@kent.ac.uk>
Dermot Shinners-Kennedy <dermot.shinners-kennedy@ul.ie>
Award date: August 2009
Informal Learning of Computing by Computing Students
Robert McCartney <robert@engr.uconn.edu>
Award date: November 2009
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