Journal: Inroads

Volume 6, Issue 3

4 -- 0John Impagliazzo. Editor's corner
6 -- 9Yan Timanovsky. Digest of ACM educational activities
10 -- 13Curt M. White. Spotlight
14 -- 0Cameron Wilson. Hour of code: Maryland, Washington and San Francisco move to support computer science
16 -- 30Jodi Tims, Stuart H. Zweben, Yan Timanovsky, Jane Chu Prey. ACM NDC study: the 2015 survey of non-doctoral granting departments in computing
33 -- 35C. Dianne Martin. 2015: the year of internet governance
36 -- 37Heikki Topi. Using ICT competence frameworks to support curriculum development
38 -- 39Henry M. Walker. Recovering from disappointing student test results
40 -- 41Lauri Malmi. Practitioner notes
42 -- 43Lisa C. Kaczmarczyk. When worlds collide: appreciating the impact between academia and industry
44 -- 46Elizabeth K. Hawthorne. ACM-W celebration of women in computing specially for community colleges
47 -- 48David Ginat. Intersecting lines
49 -- 50Jeffrey L. Popyack. Furthering and celebrating the computing and information professions
52 -- 53Quincy Brown, Amy Briggs. The CS10K initiative: progress in K-12 through "exploring computer science" part 1
54 -- 57Jan Cuny. Transforming K-12 computing education: an update and a call to action
58 -- 66Jane Margolis, Joanna Goode, Gail Chapman. An equity lens for scaling: a critical juncture for exploring computer science
67 -- 72Hadi Partovi. A comprehensive effort to expand access and diversity in computer science
73 -- 74Joseph P. Wilson, Melissa Moritz. Helping high-needs schools prioritize CS education through teacher advocacy & experiences
75 -- 77Dale Reed, Brenda Wilkerson, Don Yanek, Lucia Dettori, Jeff Solin. How exploring computer science (ECS) came to Chicago
78 -- 86John Fuegi, Jo Francis. Lovelace & Babbage and the creation of the 1843 'notes'
88 -- 0Renee Dopplick. Expanding minds to big data and data sciences