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HELEN H. HU
Princeton University, Department of Computer Science, Princeton, NJ
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58
123
18.73
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Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Microteaching: Recursion, Coding Style, Creative Coding, Inheritance and Polymorphism, Loops, and the Internet
0
0.34
2020
Leading Conversations about Microaggressions, Bias, and Other Difficult Topics.
0
0.34
2020
POGIL in Computer Science for Beginners and Experts.
0
0.34
2020
Exploring our Privilege: Activities and Discussions
0
0.34
2019
Special Session: Process Skills in Computer Science
0
0.34
2019
POGIL in Computer Science: Faculty Motivation and Challenges
0
0.34
2019
The Role of Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships in CS4All: Lessons from the Field.
1
0.36
2018
Special Session: Exploring and Discovering Concepts via POGIL.
0
0.34
2018
Guiding Students to Discover CS Concepts & Develop Process Skills Using POGIL: (Abstract Only).
0
0.34
2018
Bringing Undergraduate Research Experience in Non-R1 Institutions.
0
0.34
2017
A Framework for Levels of Student Participation and Stages of Relevant Curriculum.
3
0.46
2017
Panel: Teaching To Increase Diversity and Equity in STEM.
0
0.34
2017
Building a Statewide Computer Science Teacher Pipeline.
1
0.42
2017
Workshop: Guiding Students to Discover CS Concepts & Develop Process Skills Using POGIL (Abstract Only).
0
0.34
2017
Special Session: Converting Your Teaching (or Even Your Whole Department!) to Active Learning via POGIL.
0
0.34
2017
Increasing Diversity in the Face of Enrollment Increases.
1
0.48
2017
Special Session: Helping Students to Develop Communication, Teamwork, and Other Process Skills with POGIL.
0
0.34
2016
Results from a Survey of Faculty Adoption of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) in Computer Science.
4
0.60
2016
Gender Equity in Computing: International Faculty Perceptions and Current Practices.
1
0.34
2016
Deploying Exploring Computer Science Statewide.
6
0.63
2016
Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) in Computer Science (Abstract Only)
0
0.34
2015
Special Session: Perspectives on Adopting and Facilitating Guided Inquiry Learning
0
0.34
2015
Using POGIL Activities to Teach CS Principles to Diverse Students (Abstract Only)
1
0.36
2015
Guiding students to discover CS concepts and develop process skills using POGIL (abstract only)
0
0.34
2014
Guided inquiry learning in context: perspectives on POGIL in CS
3
0.51
2014
Teaching CS 1 with POGIL activities and roles
12
1.36
2014
Using POGIL to help students learn to program
18
1.51
2013
Using POGIL activities in computer science classes (abstract only)
2
0.59
2013
Promoting student-centered learning with POGIL
4
0.72
2012
Using POGIL to teach students to be better problem solvers (abstract only)
0
0.34
2012
Improving computer science diversity through summer camps
4
0.58
2008
Visual cues for perceiving distances from objects to surfaces
24
1.40
2002
Visual cues for imminent object contact in realistic virtual environment
31
1.70
2000
Wavelet-based video indexing and querying
7
0.95
1999
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