Briana B. Morrison
Abstract
SIGCSE's mission is to provide a global forum for educators to discuss research and practice related to the learning, and teaching of computing, the development, implementation, and evaluation of computing programs, curricula, and courses at all education levels, as well as broad participation, educational technology, instructional spaces, and other elements of teaching and pedagogy related to computing. Underlying this statement is a philosophy that all students should have access and the ability to learn computing. Because we support computing at all education levels, we are proud to be a CSforAll consortium member. CSforALL is a United States organization that serves as hub for the national Computer Science for All movement, which works to enable all students in grades K-12 to achieve computer science literacy as an integral part of their educational experience. On October 9th at the CSforALL Summit in Detroit, we announced a pledge to support CS education.
Index Terms
- SIGCSE's commitment to CSforAll
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