Fri 20 Nov 2020 15:40 - 15:50 at SPLASH-IV - Lightning Talks and Discussion
Group work is valuable but is “riddled with social inequities”. Instructors often have well honed strategies for helping teams, but in large classes they are unable to even identify which teams are in trouble! We developed and piloted a tool that elicits feedback from students periodically, and depicts their responses visually such that even in huge numbers of teams, instructors can spot imperiled groups. Around a quarter of the teams observed had significant inequities, but only a small selection of them self identified as troubled, meaning we would not have found them without the tool.
Fri 20 NovDisplayed time zone: Central Time (US & Canada) change
Fri 20 Nov
Displayed time zone: Central Time (US & Canada) change
15:00 - 16:20 | |||
15:00 10mTalk | Direct Manipulation for Computational Making SPLASH-E | ||
15:10 10mTalk | How student avatars can contribute to a more social environment in online courses SPLASH-E Felix Grund University of British Columbia | ||
15:20 10mTalk | Bridging the Gap Between Programming Language Theory and Mathematics Education in Computer Science SPLASH-E Peter-Michael Osera Grinnell College | ||
15:30 10mTalk | Infrastructor: Flexible, No-Infrastructure Tools for Scaling CS SPLASH-E Dan Barowy Williams College | ||
15:40 10mTalk | Group Harmony Visualisation At Scale SPLASH-E Elisa Baniassad University of British Columbia, Alice Campbell The University of British Columbia, Braxton Hall | ||
15:50 30mLive Q&A | Open Discussion with the SPLASH-E Community SPLASH-E |