Note to presenters: please add slides, notes, external links as you wish to the following resource

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Keynotes

• Miles Berry - Introduction (slides, recording)

• Tony Hey - the computing universe: origins of computational thinking

• Quintin Cutts - CT is the new CS - isn't it just as hard though?

Seminars

• Peter Millican

• Exploring the social and ethical dimensions of the Computing curriculum - Adrian Mee

• Aaron Sloman

(A) Teachmeet web page:

http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cogaff/misc/compthink.html TYPES OF COMPUTATIONAL THINKING: What Forms of computational thinking will our children need when they grow up?

(B) Slides prepared for the talk:

http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/projects/cogaff/talks/#talk105 The second link provides PDF versions, of both the original slides prepared for the ALT conference presentation in 2012

Talk 105 (2012 original): What is computational thinking? Who needs it? Why? How can it be learnt? (Can it be taught?)

(also available in flash format at [slideshare.net](slideshare.net), previously referenced on the CAS forum)

• Computational Thinking and progression from school to university to employment - Peter Dickman
   
      No slides: I spoke about the general educational and employment value
      of Computational Thinking and the timescales involved in education.

Workshops

• Sensing our World - Margaret Low

• What's in it for the Learners - Julia Briggs

• Java for GCSE in 7 levels - Chris Coetzee

• CS Unplugged Activities - Peter Marshman

• Raspberry Pi, What's the Point? - Clifford French

• Assessment, the Next Level - Pete Dring

• Preparing ICT Teachers for Confident Computing - Ilia Avroutine (see attached files) additionally: using Excel and VBA to teach Little Man Computer

• Small Basic - programming for curriculum and administration - John Hughes

• App Inventor for GCSE - Trevor Bragg

• CAS Certification - Sue Sentance

• Investigating Images - Roger Davies

• System Management project with Raspberry Pi - Simon Marsden

• Practical ideas for teaching GCSE Computing - Darren Travi

• Creative Pedagogies for (Primary) Computing - Zoe Ross

• Java on the Raspberry Pi - Neil Brown, Fabio Hedayioglu

• Managing the transition from ICT to Computing - Mark Dorling

• Hack the Curriculum - Rebecca Franks

• Complete a GCSE Coursework in under 1 hour - Alan O'Donohoe

• How to learn to code and teach coding rapidly (Python JavaScript and C) - Ajit Jaokar

• Raspberry pi in primary Schools - Sarah Zaman

• cs4fn - Paul Curzon

• YOY? --- Computational Thinking and Programming - Dave White

• Countdown to Computing -

• Introduction to TouchDevelop - Simon Johnson