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Overview
Overview
Our research typically involves technological innovation through ongoing engagement with practitioners and participants, and studies of the lifeworlds of these technologies and technological spaces with a keen focus on peoples' experiences and histories. Our work involves long-term research-practice partnerships with institutions such as Telus SPARK Science Center, Studio Bell - Canada's National Music Center, and the Banff Center for Arts and Creativity.
A few notable technological innovations that have come out of our lab are:
- ViMAP, a as a high-ceiling, low-threshold programming language and modeling platform for K-12 science classrooms; ViMAP heavily uses the NetLogo modeling platform;
- A series of public computing installations that bring together open source code, scientific simulations of complexity, storytelling, arts and public engagement;
Significant ongoing innovations include:
- Queer-Trans Narratives in VR
- Flocking QT Stories
- Grafemos: Complex systems modeling re-imagined through a decolonized lens
Research Projects
Research Projects
Decolonizing Computing and Complexity Education
Decolonizing Computing and Complexity Education
Designing Programming Languages for K-12 STEM
Designing Programming Languages for K-12 STEM
Identities and Agency in STEM Education
Identities and Agency in STEM Education
Complex Systems Education and Multi-Agent Modeling
Complex Systems Education and Multi-Agent Modeling
Conceptual Change in Science Education
Conceptual Change in Science Education
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