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Session Type: Symposium
As the presence of Computational Thinking (CT) continues to grow across educational spaces, it becomes increasingly important that assessment strategies also grow to fit the expanding contexts in which CT learning is happening. This symposium brings together authors of a forthcoming book on the topic of assessing CT. Each of the six presentations provides a unique and complementary perspective on assessing CT. Collectively, the set of presentations spans context (e.g., formal, informal), audiences (early childhood through high school), CT learning tools/environments, and methodological approach. The result is a comprehensive snapshot of the current state of assessing CT and will be of interest to researchers, educators, and designers working in this space.
David Weintrop, University of Maryland
Daisy Wise Rutstein, edCount, LLC
Marie Bienkowski
Steven McGee, The Learning Partnership
Assessing Computational Thinking in Libraries: A Suite of Assessment Tools for Librarians and Library Staff - David Weintrop, University of Maryland; Mega M Subramaniam, University of Maryland; Nitzan Koren, University of Maryland
A Principled Approach for Designing Computational Thinking and Computer Science Assessments: Repurposing Summative CT (Computational Thinking) Assessments as Standards-Aligned Computer Science Formative Assessments - Satabdi Basu, SRI International; Daisy Wise Rutstein, edCount, LLC
Communicating About Computational Thinking: Understanding Affordances of Portfolios for Assessing High School Students’ Computational Thinking and Participation Practices - Deborah Fields, Utah State University; Debora Lui, University of Pennsylvania; Yasmin B. Kafai, University of Pennsylvania; Gayithri Jayathirtha, University of Oregon; Justice Toshiba Walker, University of Maryland; Mia Shaw, New York University
Assessing Students’ Growth in Computer Science Knowledge: Applying Diagnostic Classification Modeling - Chungsoo Na, Utah State University; Steven McGee, The Learning Partnership
Exploring the Validity and Reliability of a Performance Assessment of Computational Thinking for Early Childhood - Jody E. Clarke-Midura, Utah State University; Chungsoo Na, Utah State University; Deborah Silvis, SUNY - College at Cortland; Jessica F. Shumway, Utah State University; Victor R. Lee, Stanford University
The Relationship Between Computational Thinking and Mathematics Understanding in Integrated Elementary Mathematics Instruction - Corinne Huggins-Manley, University of Florida; Maya Israel, University of Florida; Jiehan Li, University of Florida; Brian D. Gane, University of Kansas; Noor Elagha, University of Illinois at Chicago; Feiya Luo, University of Alabama; James W. Pellegrino, University of Illinois at Chicago