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The Future of Educational Programming Tools � What Will Come (Or At Least Should Come)
K�lling, M.
This talk contains no facts. It is made up entirely of my speculations and opinions about what will (or should) happen in the near future of our discipline: Computer Science Education. Since my own personal background is in the area of educational software tools, much of it will be commentary on and speculation about the future of software tools. However, I will not let my potential ignorance of other topics stop me from making comments on the wider discipline. Since I am not any more psychic than the average person in the audience, I might be completely wrong with any predictions, and this talk might come down to no more than a collection of unprovable opinions. However, even if people disagree with most of what I say, I hope that many get at least some enjoyment out of their disagreement.
Cite as: K�lling, M. (2012). The Future of Educational Programming Tools � What Will Come (Or At Least Should Come). In Proc. Australasian Computing Education Conference (ACE2012) Melbourne, Australia. CRPIT, 123. Raadt, M.D. and Carbone, A. Eds., ACS. 3
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