Proceedings of the Second Argentine Conference on Programming Education

Authors

Araceli Acosta (ed), Universidad Pedagógica Nacional; Belén Bonello; María Cecilia Martínez; Sonia Permigiani; Nicolás Wolovick

Keywords:

programming education, computer science education, computational thinking - teaching, educational robotics - programming education, free software - teaching programming, teacher training - computer science, school curriculum - educational innovations, inclusive education - teaching programming, disability - teaching programming, project-based learning - teaching computer science, Argentine Conference on Teaching Programming (2: 2019: Córdoba, Argentina)

Synopsis

The Second Conference on Programming Education at the National University of Córdoba, which gave rise to this publication, was held in June 2019. Its objective was to bring together and listen to the community from across the country that was implementing innovations promoting the inclusion of computer science in schools.

Chapters

  • Introduction
  • Sección N°1. Currículum y materiales de enseñanza
  • Collection of offline activities for the development of computational thinking at the primary level
    Alejandro Iglesias, Fernando Bordignon
  • Educational potential of open experimental activities for teaching STEM subjects
    Víctor Furci, Oscar Trinidad, Fernando Bordignon, Luis Peretti
  • Educational robotics with free software and open-specification hardware for teaching programming
    Diego Letzen, Valentín Basel, Alba Massolo, Federico Ferrero
  • Bringing programming to secondary school with RITA
    Isabel Miyuki Kimura, Vanessa Aybar Rosales, Claudia Queiruga
  • Wollok
    An Object-Oriented Programming Learning Environment Object-Oriented Programming
    Lucas Spigariol
  • Programming teaching strategies and their application in classrooms with students with disabilities
    María Fernanda Golobisky, Rosana Portillo
  • Section No. 2. Teacher training
  • Towards a teaching approach to programming for Argentine secondary schools
    Pablo E. “Fidel” Martínez López, Alfredo Sanzo, Fernando Schapachnik
  • Teacher training and curriculum in the field of computer science in two provinces of Argentina
    María Cecilia Martínez, Natalia Monjelat
  • Teaching to Teach Computer Science. An experience in educational policy and content in Computer Science
    Claudia Queiruga, Claudia Banchoff Tzancoff, Soledad Gómez, Paula Venosa
  • Analysis of the work of primary school teachers in training on the teaching of computer science
    Marcela Daniele, Teresa Quintero, Cecilia De Dominici, Flavia Buffarini, Francisco Bavera
  • Teaching programming through PBL. A training experience in the Computer Science Teaching Program
    Silvia Pilar Rodríguez

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Published

March 1, 2020

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ISBN-13 (15)

978-950-33-1600-9