CSEd: Research Groups and Consortia

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Each group listed on this page has an active interest in the topic of research in CS education. The research groups are presented by country. The focus here is University groups that focus primarily on research related to learning and teaching topics of computing.

To suggest the additional groups or resources, send email to almstrum@cs.utexas.edu.

On-line communities

CS-ED.org, an on-line resource designed to support the building of a public network of computer science education researchers writing about and discussing their work.

Consortia

CS Education Research Groups International (CSERGI), a world-wide informal alliance of CS Education Research Groups that aims to enhance the work within each group via mutual support and collaboration.

Research Groups (ordered alphabetically by country and institution)

Monash University	Australia	Computing Education Research Group (CERG)
Helsinki University of Technology	Finland	Computer Science Education Research Group (COMPSER)
University of Helsinki	Finland	Animation Aided Problem Solving
Uppsala University	Sweden	UpCSERG -- Uppsala CS Ed Research Group
Nottingham University	United Kingdom	Learning Technology Research Group
The Open University	United Kingdom	The Centre for Informatics Education Research (CIER)
The University of Kent	United Kingdom	Computers and Education Research Group
University of Leeds	United Kingdom	Education Research in Computing Group
Duke University	United States of America	Computer Science Education Group
George Washington University	United States of America	Computer Science Education Research at GW
Georgia Tech	United States of America	Computer Science Education Research Group at Georgia Tech
University of Texas at Austin	United States of America	CS Education Research Group
University of Washington	United States of America	Education and Educational Technology Group

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