2023 ISLS Early Career

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## RESEARCH AGENDA:<br>CRITICAL COMPUTATIONAL LITERACIES
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ISLS Early Career Workshop<br>
Chris Proctor<br>
June 10, 2023

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# <span style="color:var(--sketch-line-purple);">Themes</span>

Rethinking computational thinking

Teaching and learning with computational media

CS teacher preparation

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## Computational literacies

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Freire & Madedo (1987), Ivanič (1998), diSessa (2001), Holland, Lachicotte,
Skinner, & Cain (2001), <br>Wertsch (2009), Lee & Garcia (2014), Vee (2017)
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This diagram is my attempt to bring together conceptions of literacy from the
learning sciences and from the field of new literacies. At the top you can see
practices at the cognitive, the situated, and the critical scales. One axis of
literacy is radial. We can ask questions about literacy practices at and across different scales.

Literacy is about communities of practice reading and writing texts, broadly understood. It's about symbolic systems.
Different infrastructural technologies--books, Twitter, the law--have different
possibilities for practice at each scale. So a second axis is the relationship
between infrastructure and practice.

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## Methods

- Design-based implementation research
- Ethnographic uses of high-granularity analytics

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## Projects

- Rethinking computational thinking
- Interactive storytelling
- Teaching and learning K12 CS

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