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Requirements Gathering

Requirements Gathering & User Studies
Bibliography
Eclipse Infrastructure & Plugins
Presentations on Learning Theory & Methodology
Presentations on Psychology of Programming
Requirements, Hypermedia, Collaboration

GILD Requirements Gathering & User Studies

Aug 2003

User Testing
Participants - University of Victoria. PDF
The script used for the preliminary user testing trials of the GILD Student Perspective Plug-in.

July 2003

Faculty Focus Group
Participants- University of Victoria. PDF
The questions and agenda used for the TA Focus Groups.

May 2003

Teaching Assistant Focus Group
Participants- Group 1: University of Victoria, Group 2, Dalhousie University. PDF
The questions and agenda used for the TA Focus Groups.

GILD Bibliography -- New entires as they arise

July 12, 2003.

Contributions to the research in teaching and learning of Computer Science
Pea, R. D. (1986). Language-independent conceptual "bugs" in novice programming. Journal of Educational Computing Research, 2(1), 25-36.

Brooks, R. (1999). Towards a theory of the cognitive processes in computer programming. International Journal Human-Computer Studies, 51, 197-211.

Reviews on the state of research in teaching and learning of Computer Science.
Soloway, E., & Ehrlich, K. (1984). Empirical Studies of Programming Knowledge. Transactions on Software Engeneering, SE-10(5), 595-609.
Soloway, E., & Spohrer, J. (Eds.). (1989). Studying the Novice Programmer. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

Hoc, J.-M., Green, T. R. G., Samurcay, R., & Gilmore, D. J. (Eds.). (1990). Psychology of Programming. London: Academic Press.

Holmboe, C., George, C., & McIver, L. (2001). Research Agenda for Computer Science Education. Paper presented at PPIG, Bournemouth, UK.

Katz, I. R., Petre, M., & Leventhal, L. (Eds.). (2001). Special Issue: Empirical Studies of Programmers. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 54(2).

Clancy, M., Stasko, J., Guzdial, M., Fincher, S., & Dale, N. (2001). Models and Areas for CS Education Research. Computer Science Education, 11(4), 323-341.

March 18, 2003

Hypermedia and Learning: The state of the art. Maggie Swan, Andrew Dillon and Michelle Fuhrman. Nov, 2001. Indianna University.
A PDF document with a bibliographical list of references for the topic of hypermedia and learning.

Evaluation of Learning Technologies in Higher Education. IEEE Technology and Society, July 2002.
A web page with special issue articles on learning technology. Methodologies, culture/gender issues, technologies, virtual learning environments, adaptive interactive environments.

Eclipse Infrastructure and Plugins

Feb 4, 2003

Eclipse Infrastructure
Author: Rob Lintern. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of Eclipse infrastructure as it might apply to GILD.

Eclipse Plugins
Author: Jeff Michaud. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of different Eclipse Plugins. Each plugin is evaluated from an inspirational perspective for the GILD project.

Presentations on Learning Theory & Methodology

Jan 23, 2003

Learning Theories Workbook and Presentation
Author: Mary Sanseverino. Workbook (Word)    Workbook (PDF)
Learning Theory (PPT)    Learning Theory (PDF) Learning Styles (Word)    Learning Styles (PDF)
The package includes a workbook, the PowerPoint tutorial, and a document on assessing learning styles.

Learning Tools for Java
Author: Adam Murray.     Presentation (PPT)    Presentation (PDF)
An overview of learning tools and platforms.

Jan 29, 2003

Research Methodologies
Author: Mechthild Maczewski. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of research methodologies, focusing on qualitative research.

Instructional Technology Methodologies
Author: Mary Sanseverino. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of instructional technology methods.

Presentations on Psychology of Programming

Jan 29, 2003

Pair Programming Presentation
Author: Peggy Storey. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of pair programming techniques.

REF: Code Warriors and Code-a-Phobes: A Study in Attitude and Pair Programming. Paper (PDF)

Novice and Expert Programmers
Author: Jeff Michaud. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of the differences between novice and expert programmers.

Requirements, Hypermedia, Collaboration

Feb 5, 2003.

GILD and requirements management
Author: Dana Damian. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview ofrequirements and the process of their "engineering" as it relates to the GILD Project."What" vs. "How" or Requirments" vs. Design.

REFERENCES
Contributor: Rob Lintern. Paper (HTML)
What is Computer Supported Collaborative Learning(CSCL)
CSCL: a brief overview & interesting links for further study
Resource Web Site
CSCL: Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
Resource Web Site
What is CSCL
Resource Web Site

Collaboration: Software Development, Learning
Author: James Chisan. Presentation (PPT) Presentation (PDF)
An overview of Collaboration in general, with emphasis on particular tools and their comparison. Some things to consider for the GILD project.

Hypermedia and Learning
Author: Daniel German. Presentation (PDF)
An overview of hypermedia and its application to learning.

REFERENCES
Contributor: Rob Lintern. GIF Diag.
CSCL Diagram