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North Dakota State University has been using Sugar as the basis of a program supporting the creation of games and activities toward a richer understanding and performance of computer literacy. | North Dakota State University has been using Sugar as the basis of a program supporting the creation of games and activities toward a richer understanding and performance of computer literacy. | ||
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NDSU
North Dakota State University has been using Sugar as the basis of a program supporting the creation of games and activities toward a richer understanding and performance of computer literacy.
There is a blog at https://fargoxo.wordpress.com/
Publications
Lindgren, C and Brooks K (2015). Responding to the Coding Crisis: From Code Year to Computational Literacy. In Strategic Discourse: The Politics of the (New) Literacy Crises. http://ccdigitalpress.org/strategic/