Title
Evaluating the Use of Pair Programming and Coding Dojo in Teaching Mockups Development: An Empirical Study
Abstract
Collaborative programming is an important pedagogical tool in computer science higher education. In this context, Pair Programming has been established as an effective practice for teaching programming. In addition, Coding Dojo has recently emerged as a collaborative group practice that uses Pair Programming as a mechanism to allow everyone to participate. However, both Pair Programming and Coding Dojo are rarely used in different types of programming tasks such as front-end programming tasks. In this paper, we present an empirical study comparing Pair Programming and Coding Dojo in the teaching of mock-ups development. Our goal was to evaluate both practices regarding three dimensions: motivation, user experience and learning perceived by students. The results showed that Pair Programming was well accepted by the students with positive results in all three dimensions. Moreover, although Coding Dojo has presented positive results in the leaning process, students reported several challenges related to motivation and user experience.
Year
DOI
Venue
2015
10.1109/HICSS.2015.602
System Sciences
Keywords
Field
DocType
computer science education,further education,programming,software prototyping,teaching,coding Dojo,collaborative programming,computer science higher education,front-end programming tasks,mockups development,motivation,pair programming,student perception,teaching,user experience,Coding Dojo,Empirical Study,Mockups Development,Pair Programming
User experience design,Pair programming,Computer science,Knowledge management,Coding (social sciences),Software,Collaborative programming,Empirical research,Higher education,Encoding (memory)
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
1530-1605
2
0.40
References 
Authors
0
6