diff --git a/src/pages/sigcse2024/index.tsx b/src/pages/sigcse2024/index.tsx new file mode 100644 index 00000000..48000a8a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pages/sigcse2024/index.tsx @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +import React from "react"; +import classnames from "classnames"; +import Head from "next/head"; + +import { PageBanner } from "../../components/Banner"; +import { Heading } from "../../components/Heading"; +import Stack from "../../components/Stack"; + +export default function SIGCSE2024() { + return ( + + + SIGCSE 2024 + + + + +
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+ + + Affiliated Event: Spiffy Assessments with PrairieLearn + + +

+ A key element in both mastery learning and competency-based + education involves providing students with multiple opportunities + to practice with rapid feedback, a feature provided by + autograders. PrairieLearn is an open-source assessment authoring + system that empowers the development of exceptionally rich + interactive STAR questions — Skill-specific, Tagged to + course competencies, Auto-graded, and Randomizable. +

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+ Questions are formulated as problem generators capable of + producing multiple variants of a question. This allows question + authors to utilize the same question generator across different + assignments and semesters, reducing the workload in the long run + and facilitating the implementation of second-chance exams. In + addition, this framework empowers students to generate multiple + instances of a question, providing them with enhanced practice + opportunities. +

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+ Currently, PrairieLearn is actively adopted in over 800 courses + across 20 universities. In this affiliated event, instructors from + these courses will showcase the innovative online assessments + they’ve created using PrairieLearn, and they are eager to share + these resources with the broader instructor community. Presenters + will also be happy to discuss their experience authoring these + assessments. +

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Organizers

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Tentative Agenda

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+ After a brief (~10 minute) overview of PrairieLearn, the + subsequent ~80 minutes will be dedicated to showcasing a diverse + range of assessments designed for specific skills in both lower- + and upper-division computing courses. All these assessments will + be available to participants, providing them with the option to + “follow along” and actively engage with the live assessments on + their own laptops during the event. +

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Who should attend

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+ This event is open to any instructor (K-12, higher education, + professional/continuing education) interested in mastery learning + and competency-based education. It is designed for those who wish + to learn how they can use an open-source authoring platform to + generate very rich assessments and discover the full potential of + such a system. Current PrairieLearn users are also encouraged to + participate, not only to gain insights into how others are using + the platform, but also to share their experiences and assessment + code. This will be a great opportunity for instructors from + different backgrounds and experiences to come together, learn from + one another, and foster a collaborative exchange of knowledge. +

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Time and Location

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TBA

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+ + ); +}