Incremental development with an AR coding environment

In this study, six high school students used the app to build target 3D-structures out of cubes using a block-based language. The app provides an AR view to examine the current state of the built 3D-structure. We analysed how the app and its AR view are used to evaluate and test the code. The observed processes showed signs of incremental development in varying degrees.

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2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3677619.3677640
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Teaching and Learning Programming
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Incremental development with an AR coding environment

Sina Wetzel, Rebecca S. Stäter, Matthias Ludwig
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Incremental development with an AR coding environment

Sina Wetzel, Rebecca S. Stäter, Matthias Ludwig
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In this study, six high school students used the app to build target 3D-structures out of cubes using a block-based language. The app provides an AR view to examine the current state of the built 3D-structure. We analysed how the app and its AR view are used to evaluate and test the code. The observed processes showed signs of incremental development in varying degrees.

Goethe University Frankfurt (DE)
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Teaching and Learning Programming
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