Empowering Student Learning Through The Development Of A Social Media Community To Support Computing Students
My discussion of the work I’ve done to engage students in extra-curricular activities using social media.
My discussion of the work I’ve done to engage students in extra-curricular activities using social media.
This post contains a video version of a talk on exam cheating from the CSpace Conference at Birmingham City University.
Many academic studies looking at contract cheating think about this only from the point of view of this being a way for students to get essays, terms papers and assignments written for them. The reality is that the definition of contract cheating extends much more widely than that.
Based on my experience of running hackathons, I have a lot of material available for talks and teaching seminars, as well as to develop for future research. Here is a video version of the talk I gave.
One of the initiatives we’ve taken at Birmingham City University this year to introduce new student opportunities and improve student employability on the BSc Computer Science course has been to encourage students to participate in Hackathons. These Hackathons are typically time-constrained programming contests, where students work in small teams to create prototype software that meets …
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