Sue Sentance

Sue Sentance is a senior lecturer in computer science education in the School of Education, Communication and Society at King's College London. She was recently awarded the BERA/SAGE Public Engagement and Impact award for her work in computing education with teachers. She started life as a computer programmer, which was followed by a PhD in artificial intelligence, and she subsequently became a secondary computing and ICT teacher in the late 1990s. For the last seven years she has worked in teacher education and is an enthusiastic member of the grass-roots organization Computing At School, serving as a board member.

‘Coding’ in School? Research Needed So Computing Accessible to All Children

Sue Sentance, senior lecturer in computer science education at King’s College London, explains some of the changes that have been happening in school around ICT and computing and calls for interdisciplinary research to explore how to make the subject accessible to all children.