Paper Info
Title
Computing educators oral history project: seeking the trends
Abstract
This report expands upon the work started by an ITiCSE 2005 Working Group, which established the groundwork for collecting and analyzing the oral histories of computing educators and provided a foundation for the Computing Educators Oral History Project (CEOHP). The main charge for the Working Group during ITiCSE 2008 was to begin analyzing the interviews already included in CEOHP. As part of the process of exploring analysis approaches, we revisited the status of CEOHP and what had been learned since 2005. We report on analytical procedures for using the interviews as research data and as the basis for informational, motivational resources. We describe techniques and software tools we investigated for qualitative (thematic) analysis of this rich set of personal histories. The analysis allowed themes to emerge naturally from the interviews and suggested specific areas for further investigation. The report describes plans, including procedural updates, archival options, web portal needs, legal and ethical issues, target groups, and publication targets. We conclude with a discussion of future challenges for CEOHP.
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1145/1473195.1473238
SIGCSE Bulletin
Keywords
Field
DocType
motivational resource,analytical procedure,analysis approach,main charge,archival option,oral history project,computing education history,future challenge,computing educators oral history,gender issues,working group,ethical issue,oral history,computing educator
Oral history,Ethical issues,Computer science,Knowledge management,Software
Journal
Volume
Issue
Citations 
40
4
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
5
11
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Vicki L. Almstrum110222.88
E. Anne G. Applin200.34
Barbara Boucher Owens3128.45
Elizabeth Adams41609.01
Lecia J. Barker510115.59
John Impagliazzo624368.38
Patricia A. Joseph710.74
Amardeep Kahlon813.42
Mary Z. Last9266.28
Andrea Lawrence1093.04
Alison Young116016.15