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Media type:
E-Book;
Conference Proceedings
Title:
From Computer Literacy to Informatics Fundamentals
:
International Conference on Informatics in Secondary Schools -- Evolution and Perspectives, ISSEP 2005, Klagenfurt, Austria, March 30-April 1, 2005, Proceedings
Footnote:
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description:
Years of Informatic in Austrian Secondary Schools -- Incorporation of Informatics in Austrian Education: The Project “Computer-Education-Society” in the School Year 1984/85 -- 20 Years of Computers and Informatics in Austria’s Secondary Academic Schools -- Informatics Education at Vocational Schools and Colleges in Austria -- National Perspectives -- The Transition from School to University: Would Prior Study of Computing Help? -- Informatics and ICT in Polish Education System -- Teaching Information Technology in General Education: Challenges and Perspectives -- Educational Standards in School Informatics in Austria -- Russian Educational Standards of Informatics and Informatics Technologies (ICT): Aims, Content, Perspectives -- The Present-Day Tendencies of Teaching Informatics in Ukraine -- Study of Information Search Systems of the Internet -- Fundamentals Versus ICT -- Why Teach Introductory Computer Science? Reconciling Diverse Goals and Expectations -- Teaching: People to People – About People A Plea for the Historic and Human View -- Preparatory Knowledge: Propaedeutic in Informatics -- A Pragmatic Approach to Spreadsheet Training Based Upon the “Projection–Screen” Model -- A Strategy to Introduce Functional Data Modeling at School Informatics -- Informatic Models in Vocational Training for Teaching Standard Software -- Evolving Boxes as Flexible Tools for Teaching High-School Students Declarative and Procedural Aspects of Logic Programming -- The Role of ICT and Informatics in Austria’s Secondary Academic Schools -- Informatics Versus Information Technology – How Much Informatics Is Needed to Use Information Technology – A School Perspective -- Standard Software as Microworld? -- The Future Is Mobile – Education Meets Mobile Communication.