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Subgoal labeling is an instructional design framework for breaking down problems into pieces that are small enough for novices to grasp, and often difficult for instructors (i.e., experts) to articulate. Subgoal labels have been shown to improve student performance during problem solving in disciplines both in and out of computing. Improved student performance occurs because subgoal labels improve student transfer and retention of knowledge. With support from NSF (DUE-1712025, #1712231), subgoal labels have been identified and integrated into a CS1 course (variables, expressions, conditionals, loops, arrays, classes). This workshop will introduce participants to the materials and demonstrate how the subgoalmore »Free, publicly-accessible full text available March 3, 2023
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Price, Thomas W. ; Hovemeyer, David ; Rivers, Kelly ; Gao, Ge ; Bart, Austin Cory ; Kazerouni, Ayaan M. ; Becker, Brett A. ; Petersen, Andrew ; Gusukuma, Luke ; Edwards, Stephen H. ; et al ( , Proceedings of the 2020 ACM Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education)
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Bart, Austin Cory ; Subramanian, Kalpathi ; Anderson, Ruth E. ; Hamid, Nadeem Abdul ( , ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education 2018)In recent years, interactive textbooks have gained prominence in an effort to overcome student reluctance to routinely read textbooks, complete assigned homeworks, and to better engage students to keep up with lecture content. Interactive textbooks are more structured, contain smaller amounts of textual material, and integrate media and assessment content. While these are an arguable improvement over traditional methods of teaching, issues of academic integrity and engagement remain. In this work we demonstrate preliminary work on building interactive teaching modules for data structures and algorithms courses with the following characteristics, (1) the modules are highly visual and interactive, (2) trainingmore »and assessment are tightly integrated within the same module, with sufficient variability in the exercises to make it next to impossible to violate academic integrity, (3) a data logging and analytic system that provides instantaneous student feedback and assessment, and (4) an interactive visual analytic system for the instructor to see students’ performance at the individual, sub-group or class level, allowing timely intervention and support for selected students. Our modules are designed to work within the infrastructure of the OpenDSA system, which will promote rapid dissemination to an existing user base of CS educators. We demonstrate a prototype system using an example dataset.« less