CU Boulder InfoScience @ ACM SIGCSE 2020

Faculty and students affiliated with the Department of Information Science at CU Boulder will be presenting work at the ACM  SIGCSE 2020 conference, a premiere venue for research on computer science education. The conference will be held in Portland, OR, March 11-14.

Papers

What Do We Teach When We Teach Tech Ethics? A Syllabi Analysis
Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty), Natalie Garrett (INFO PhD student), Nathan Beard (ATLAS MS-ICTD alum)
Presentation: Thursday @ 2:10pm, B118
Blog Post

Faculty Adoption of CS Education Innovations: Exploring Continued Use
Chris Hovey (INFO/NCWIT research scientist), Lecia Barker (INFO faculty)
Presentation: Friday @ 10:45am, C120

Linking Faculty Attitudes to Pedagogical Choices: Student-Centered Teaching in Introductory Computing Classes
Chris Hovey (INFO/NCWIT research scientist), Kathleen Lehman, Tiffani Riggers-Piehl
Presentation: Friday @ 11:35am, C120

Pre-Conference Symposia

NCWIT: Resources for Equity-Focused CS Education @ New Educators Wednesday Roundtable
Lecia Barker (INFO faculty)
Wednesday @ 4 pm, B115

Code, Cambridge Analytica, and Unintended Consequence @ Integrating Ethics and Social Responsibility in Computing Curricula Symposium
Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty)
Wednesday @ 1:30, D136

Posters

Broadening Participation in Computing through Transforming Media and Technologies 
Brianna Dym (INFO PhD student), Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty)
Friday @ 10am, Hall E

Ethics from the Start: Exploring Student Attitudes and Creating Interventions in Intro Programming Classes 
Natalie Garrett (INFO PhD student), Mikhaila Friske (INFO PhD student), Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty)
Friday @ 3pm, Hall E

Sessions

Assignments That Blend Ethics and Technology 
Stacey Doore, Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty), Michael Kirkpatrick, Evan Peck, Mehran Sahami
Thursday @ 3:45pm, B113

Ethics and Social Responsibility in Computer Science Curricula (Birds of a Feather)
Casey Fiesler (INFO faculty)
Thursday @ 5:30, B115

Exhibits

Broadening Participation in Computing
Lecia Barker (INFO faculty) representing NCWIT, along with partners AccessComputing; AccessCSforAll; Broadening Advanced Technological Education Connections; Sustainable Diversity in the Computing Research Pipeline Alliance; The Early Research Scholars Program; Institute for African American Mentoring in Computing Sciences; Lighthouse; HFOSS Education; Scratch Encore; STARS Computing Corps; and Cyber Sleuth Science Lab
Exhibit Hall, Booth #308