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I'm very excited that next June, Halifax will be hosting the first Sail Grand Prix event ever to take place in Canada! This is a huge win for our province. I'm looking forward to welcoming the SailGP teams of sailors from around the world to Nova Scotia.
Angela Siegel retweeted
Don't miss the September 27, 2023 deadline to apply for the McCall MacBain Graduate Scholarships! #mccallmacbain
Apply now: bit.ly/3Pme0CK
Following our very successful working group last year… we’re back in the driver’s seat! Applications are open to join @AngelaWithAnEh and I as we strive to understand the impact covid had had on computing students. More details here: iticse.acm.org/2022/working-… (we are WG6)
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Following our very successful working group last year… we’re back in the driver’s seat! Applications are open to join @AngelaWithAnEh and I as we strive to understand the impact covid had had on computing students. More details here: iticse.acm.org/2022/working-… (we are WG6)
..and we’re published! You can read our international study on teaching computing during (and “after”) COVID-19 here: dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3… (w/ @AngelaWithAnEh @thedavewilliams @BedourAlshaigy @ricglassey @DoctorJei @clatulip @criedesel @deternitydx @ProfTomCrick, Mali & Simon)
Angela Siegel retweeted
Our 25-page paper has been submitted for review! Thanks to everyone who participated in this massive piece of work. #wg1 @AngelaWithAnEh, @thedavewilliams @BedourAlshaigy @ricglassey @DoctorJei @clatulip @criedesel @deternitydx @ProfTomCrick, Mali & Simon
Angela Siegel retweeted
TY @RCMES_HRCE for joining us as we share our artwork dedicated to remembering and honouring the 215 children specifically, and all those impacted by residential schools Our work continues with indigenous teachings, contributions & change makers #LK37Moments
Angela Siegel retweeted
Final #SIGCSE2021 BoF today - rebranding "failure" in CS1. How does "iterative failing" make students feel? How can we improve upon it? 90 minutes later, we're no closer to the answer - but we had a lot of fun figuring it out, and are inspired with ideas! (w/ @AngelaWithAnEh)
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Our first #SIGCSE2021 BoF went well! 90 minutes of non stop idea and discussion with many conference delegates about lessons learnt from covid - looking forward to continuing it tomorrow with a particular focus on CS1 students! (w/ @AngelaWithAnEh and @teribalser) – at Dundee, Scotland
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I'm running an #ITiCSE2021 working group with @AngelaWithAnEh on what post-COVID computing education should look like. We're looking for applicants to join #wg1, with an aim to have a draft report at the end of June! More details on how to join here: iticse.acm.org/working-group…
Always a pleasure working with @gisellejb1 and @valremix - most recently on the panel on "Competencies for the Digital Age and What You Need to Innovate" at the virtual @INFONEX Agile Approaches for Digital Government Services Conference.
Coffee ASMR: Maple latte macchiato & fluid mechanics
If you like either as much as I do, you get this. :)
youtu.be/jVmTh6wVLsc via @YouTube
Playing with NS data:
Good that number of test per day is going up (testing more people) and better that the percentage of positive tests per day is going down.
@YHZweatherguy For your sake, this time we kept it mostly indoors! ;)
@YHZweatherguy Sorry for the noise... and any stray basketballs! :)
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Some great pointers here for anyone looking to move their assessments online in the next few days. – at Malta
Replying to @LTHEchat
@ProfSallyBrown was also so kind to create a document about transitioning assessments and invites comments, edits, feedback... People already have been busy! #LTHEchat tinyurl.com/tjhjrwf #onlinelearning #LTHEchat
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It's #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience and Anna Michel, a Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (#WHOI) scientist was accepted in #RBR2020!
“Very few women go into engineering, because girls just don’t get the message that they could be engineers” says Anna Michel.














