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The benefits and challenges of competitions for computing/computer science students.

The Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Center in association with CAS are providing a unique opportunity to explore your own teaching practice and dive into some classroom-based research: TICE3

Following the great reception of the wonderful presentations at the CAS conference on Saturday, you can now download the entire booklet of projects!

Introducing the TICE2 project: empowering teachers to conduct action research in computing education, aiming to improve teaching practices.

Jon will take up a new role with TeachMateAI continuing his commitment to teachers supporting teachers

Click here to read the full article from Simon Peyton Jones on the importance of teaching programming. Alternatively, you can read a shorter version of this article here.

Following a request we've set up a new CAS Community for Heads of Department (and those aspiring ...) to share ideas, resources and experience to create a vibrant department in our school.

ChatGPT has kick-started a febrile debate about the role of AI in school education. This post is a modest attempt to make sense of it all.

CAS: into the future Simon Humphreys & Simon Peyton Jones, May 2023

Did you know there was a CAS Board? Do you know who they are and what they do? A series of blogs will introduce us all to those who commit to support our vision and direction of our community.