Computer science education in Hawai‘i public schools - Hawai‘i Education Research Network

Understand and analyze HIDOE’s progress toward offering Computer Science learning opportunities in every public school in Hawai‘i

Research Questions

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How is HIDOE doing in the area of CS education (specifically in terms of Act 158)?

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How is HIDOE doing in the area of CS education (specifically in terms of Act 158)?

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How is HIDOE doing in the area of CS education (specifically in terms of Act 158)?

Report

2022 Annual Report on Computer Science Courses & Content

Presentation

Chillingworth, J. & Hoffman, D. L. (2023, October 16). School Leaders’ Perspectives on State-Mandated Computer Science Education in Hawai‘i. [Conference Presentation]. 2023 Convention of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. Orlando, FL, United States.

Presentation

Hoffman, D. L., Chillingworth, J. & Tanaka, B. (2023, March 22). Computer Science Education in Hawai‘ї’s Public Schools: Act 158 and Its Implications [Conference Presentation]. 2023 Brown Bag Series of the Hawaiʻi Education Research Network. Honolulu, HI, United States.

Presentation

Hoffman, D. L., & Chillingworth, J. (2022, October 20–21). Computer science education in Hawai‘i: Insights from the Act 158 Legislative Report [Conference Presentation]. 2022 Schools of the Future Conference. Honolulu, HI, United States.

Partners

DOE Partner

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Brett Tanaka

Educational Specialist - Computer Science

Office of Curriculum and Instructional Design

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Miki Cacace

Computer Science Resource Teacher

Office of Curriculum and Instructional Design

COE Faculty Partner

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Associate Professor

Learning Design and Technology

HERN Fellow

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Jessica Chillingworth

Doctoral Student

Learning Design and Technology

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Larry Nguyen -

Doctoral Student

Learning Design and Technology