Tamara Nelson-Fromm
@tamaraniac.bsky.social
🫠 but also LA tickets are going to be way more of a competition than usual, I'm thinking...
Hope other countries are excited for the LA Olympics!
June 8, 2025 at 5:32 PM
🫠 but also LA tickets are going to be way more of a competition than usual, I'm thinking...
I'll be defending my dissertation in a little over a week.
If you'd like the zoom info, please email or DM me!
If you'd like the zoom info, please email or DM me!
May 12, 2025 at 6:10 PM
I'll be defending my dissertation in a little over a week.
If you'd like the zoom info, please email or DM me!
If you'd like the zoom info, please email or DM me!
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New blog post: Designing Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Contextualized Around Creative Expression and Social Justice: SIGCSE 2025 Experience Report @tamaraniac.bsky.social
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Designing Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Contextualized Around Creative Expression and Social Justice: SIGCSE 2025 Experience Report
I am sorry to miss the SIGCSE 2025 Technical Symposium this week. I so want to hear Mitchel Resnick’s keynote for his Outstanding Contribution award, and to cheer on Manuel Pérez-Quiñones for his D…
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February 24, 2025 at 11:26 PM
New blog post: Designing Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Contextualized Around Creative Expression and Social Justice: SIGCSE 2025 Experience Report @tamaraniac.bsky.social
computinged.wordpress.com/2025/02/24/d...
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Reposted by Tamara Nelson-Fromm
One of the reasons I've tried to tamp down enthusiasm for "computational thinking" a bit - besides the general lack of theory/evidence - is that a lot of the underlying motivation is, implicitly or explicitly, that people who know computer science stuff think better than others *about everything*.
February 12, 2025 at 2:53 PM
One of the reasons I've tried to tamp down enthusiasm for "computational thinking" a bit - besides the general lack of theory/evidence - is that a lot of the underlying motivation is, implicitly or explicitly, that people who know computer science stuff think better than others *about everything*.