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Principal AuthorsIlam, Christchurch, New Zealand www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/tim.bell/ Tim is pretty much an OK guy. Hamilton, New Zealand www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~ihw/
Mike FellowsCalaghan, NSW Australia www.cs.newcastle.edu.au/~mfellows/ Advisory BoardSweden Bengt Aspvall is a professor at BTH, Sweden. He co-designed the pilot videos and is working on Scandinavian translations of the material. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA Lenore Blum is a professor of Computer Science at Carnegie-Mellon University, and organiser of the CS4HS and CS4ALL programs. Anna Charny Boston, Massachusetts USA Anna Charny is chair of the school board of the Advanced Maths Science Academy high school near Boston. She is at CISCO System Inc. Tacoma, Washington USA Sam Chung is a professor at the University of Washington, Tacoma. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA Tom Cortina is a professor of Computer Science at Carnegie-Mellon University, and organiser of the CS4HS and CS4ALL programs. Robb Cutler is the president of the Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) Monterey, California USA cs.gmu.edu/cne/denning Peter J Denning, one of the first academically trained computer scientists, is a pioneer in the field of operating systems, a past President of ACM, and the Director of the Cebrowski Institute for Innovation and Information Superiority at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. As leader of the Great Principles of Computing project he sees computing as a natural science as well as an engineering field. Rick Dipaolo Columbus, Ohio USA Rick Dipaolo is a professor at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. He is interested in K-12 education, improving teaching methods, and distance learning. France Paul Gibson is currently working at La Grand Ecole de Telecommunication (INT-Evry), France in the department LOR; having previously taught at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth and Université Henri Poincaré, Nancy, France. He has many years of experience teaching computer science, programming and problem solving to school children (from as young as 5 years old). While at Maynooth, he was director of a children's science camp (2002 - 2004) where hundreds of school children got to experience fun experiments and puzzles in all scientific disciplines, including computer science. As part of his own computer science research, he is interested in algorithmic understanding and how children (and adults) learn to solve problems and manage problem complexity. Pam Hagen Vancouver, British Columbia Canada Pam Hagen is an elementary school maths teacher and innovator in Vancouver. West Lafayette, Indiana USA Mindy Hart is the Computer Science outreach coordinator at Purdue University. Peter Henderson, member of the ACM curriculum committees and involved in computer science outreach Tokyo, Japan Susumu Kanemune is an associate professor in the Computer Center at Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. He is the translator and editor of the Japanese version of the Unplugged Teacher's Edition. Nagano, Japan Ben Tsutom Wada is a Professor of Informatics Education at Nagano University, Japan. He understands Chinese, Korean, and Japanse languages along with English, mainly advises on linguistic aspects of Unplugged activities in Asian countries. Rachel Kestenbaum Chicago, Illinois USA Rachel Kestenbaum is the Manager of High School Mathematics for Chicago schools. Robina, Queensland Australia Paddy Krishnan is a professor at Bond University in Australia. He has used the Unplugged material for many years, and has a grant to translate the book into Indonesian. He is interested in formal methods and also in popularising the science of computation. Newport News, Virginia USA www.pcs.cnu.edu/~lambert/ Lynn Lambert is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia. She is actively involved in increasing participation in science and the computing sciences at many levels, having been Principal Investigator for one NSF-funded and three NASA-funded grants, serving as a research mentor in the CRA distributed mentor project, and doing frequent unplugged-type outreach especially at the elementary school level. Seoul, Korea Lee Won Gyu is a professor in the Department of Computer Science Education at Korea University in Seoul. He is the translator and editor of the Korean version of the Unplugged Teacher's Edition, and an enthusiast for K-12 Computer Science Education. Geri Lorway Alberta Canada Geri Lorway is a maths educator based in Alberta, Canada. New York, New York USA Craig Nevill-Manning is the Engineering Director of Google New York. Andy and Todd Seymour Ohio USA Andy and Todd Seymour teach technology in an Ohio elementary and high school respectively, and run the EdTechMusician podcast. Swansea, UK Harold Thimbleby is a professor at the University of Swansea, UK. Alfred Thompson is an Academic Relations Manager at Microsoft where he focuses his attention on pre-collegiate computer science programs. He has been a high school computer science teacher, a technology coordinator and is the author of several high school programming textbooks. He was also a professional software developer for over 18 years. Allen Tucker, chair of the recent ACM K-12 committee, and past chair and member of the ACM curriculum committee David Vogt David Vogt is an educational consultant and expert on Children's Science Museums. Chicago, Illinois USA Len Wanger is a Chicago computer scientist, business advisor and computer game expert. Huazhong, Wuhan China Xia Xie is a professor from Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan. She is publishing the Unplugged material in mainland China. TranslatorsAnna WingkvistSweden Anna Wingkvist is a PhD student in Sweden working on computers and education. She is working on a Swedish and possibly Norwegian translation. Benny Chor Israel Benny Chor is translating Unplugged into Hebrew. Shimon Schocken Israel Shimon Schocken is translating Unplugged into Hebrew. Alfonso Rodriguez Alfonso Rodriguez is coordinating a Spanish translation. Paul Gibson Aubiere, France Paul Gibson (Ensemble Scientifique des Cézeaux, Aubiere, France) is in the early stages of working on a French translation. Anne Berry Aubiere, France Anne Berry (Ensemble Scientifique des Cézeaux, Aubiere, France) is in the early stages of working on a French translation. Sertan Girgin Turkey Sertan Girgin is investigating doing a series for a popular magazine in Turkey. Theophanis Hatzigrivas Greece Theophanis Hatzigrivas has started on a Greek translation. Katharina Kranzdorf Bonn, Germany Katharina Kranzdorf from the Einstieg Informatik project (Bonn) has translated two of the activities into German for Germany's Year of Computer Science (Informatik Jahr, 2006). Mohammed Obaid Ilam, Christchurch, New Zealand Mohammed Obaid is working on an Arabic translation. Sook Kyoung Choi Korea Sook Kyoung Choi (Korea University) has produced a Korean translation of the Teacher's edition. Professor Lee Prof Lee (Korea University) has produced a Korean translation of the Teacher's edition. Tom Verhoe Tom Verhoeff (Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven) has expressed interest in possibly translating Unplugged into Dutch. Long-Yuan Ya Taiwan Long-Yuan Yan at the Graduate Institute of Information and Computer Education at NTNU (National Taiwan Normal University) has translated four activities into Traditional Chinese and is working on more. Swami Manohar Bangalore, India Swami Manohar in Bangalore is planning a Tamil translation. Faisal Hasan Dhaka, Bangladesh Faisal Hasan at Dhaka University is planning a Bengali translation. Other ContributorsIsaac FreemanChristchurch, New Zealand isaac.freeman.org.nz Janet Ash Janet Ash, Green River Community College. Bill Baritompa Ilam, Christchurch, New Zealand Bill Baritompa is a professor at the University of Canterbury who has been involved in Maths Barn Dances and other outreach efforts, and is interested in maths videos. Deborah Estrin Deborah Estrin is involved in the CS4HS (Computer Science for High Schools) and CS4All (Computer Science for all) programmes. Ed Lazowska Washington USA Ed Lazowska (Washington) is involved in the CS4HS (Computer Science for High Schools) and CS4All (Computer Science for all) programmes. Peter McOwan Peter McOwan (Queen Mary University) is involved in the CS4HS (Computer Science for High Schools) and CS4All (Computer Science for all) programmes. Steven Cushing Boston, Massachusetts USA Steven Cushing from the Advanced Maths Science Academy high school near Boston, a teacher who uses the existing book as a text book. Valerie DeBellis Valerie DeBellis is involved in the DIMACS summer programs. Jerry Farrell Indianapolis USA Jerry Farrell is a professor at Butler University, Indianapolis, in the Maths department. He is a designer of puzzles, mathematical games and crosswords. John Fulton John Fulton, Franklin University. Saul Greenberg Calgary, Alberta Canada Saul Greenberg is a professor at Calgary University. Jen Hellige Chicago, Illinois USA Jen Hellige is a student at NorthWestern University (Chicago) interested in evaluating the activities, particularly in relation to recruitment and retention of girls. Cinda Hereen Cinda Hereen at UIUC is using Unplugged activities for outreach, and have developed related activities and extensions of the existing ones. Juraj Hromkovic Zurich, Switzerland Juraj Hromkovic (Zurich ETH) Dr. Hyeoncheol Kim Korea Dr. Hyeoncheol Kim (Dept of Computer Science Education, Korea University) is an expert in CS education for K-12 and Artificial Intelligence. Todd O'Bryan Louisville, Kentucky USA Todd O'Bryan (duPont Manual High School in Louisville) teaches Maths and CS. JungHo Park Korea JungHo Park has funding from the Korea Research Foundation to develop unplugged-style activities and evaluate them. Matt Powell Christchurch, New Zealand Matt Powell is the cartoonist who did the illustrations for the Teachers Edition of Unplugged. Fran Rosamond Newcastle, NSW Australia Fran Rosamond, University of Newcastle, is an experienced Unplugged presenter. Susie Shields Susie Shields is the CS outreach coordinator at Washington. Jeff Walz Jeff Walz (Head of University Relations at Google) has provided valuable support for the Unplugged project. Your Name Here Any interested person is welcome to contribute to this project! Just send your ideas through the contacts on this website. We like to give credit where it is due. ParrotsArnold would be happy to dispose of any unwanted crackers you might have about your person. |











