Members of auCompSci, Tim Norman has brought to my attention a meeting he will be attending representing Aberdeen Computing Science. He is looking for views on how Computing and ICT have been taught in schools from students in order to have some real life experiences to present. If you would be interested in having your views on this topic voiced, you can email Tim: t.j.norman@xxxxxxxxxxx You can read the original message below including a link to a document providing more information on what is being asked for. Regards, Iain Learmonth Head of IT Computing Science Society University of Aberdeen e: adapa@xxxxxxxxxxxx t: +44 (7853) 027574 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Norman, Prof Timothy J. F. <t.j.norman@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 11:01 PM Subject: Computing in Schools (Royal Society call for evidence) To: Iain Learmonth <adapa@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Iain, I represent Aberdeen Computing Science at the next Scottish Heads of Computing meeting, and the principal topic of discussion is how a Scotland-wide HEI response to the Royal Society's "Call for Evidence - Computing in Schools" document should be formulated (reference below). Given that the HEI response is most likely to be from crusty old professors for whom there was no computing in schools, it would be very interesting to get views from current students. If you and any of your colleagues in the Computing Society would like me to take their perspectives to the meeting, I'd be happy to do so. The notice on this is short, however. The meeting is Monday afternoon (4th Oct), and it was arranged this week! URL is http://royalsociety.org/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=4294972167 Regards, Tim. -- Professor Timothy J. Norman Head of Computing Science (Research) & RCUK dot.rural Research Hub University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK. AB24 3UE www.csd.abdn.ac.uk/~tnorman & www.digital-rural.org Tel: +44 (0)1224 272284 The University of Aberdeen is a charity registered in Scotland, No SC013683.