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  • Dig-Equality FF - A playful approach for researching and fostering gender education in secondary schools
    Göbl, Barbara and Comber, Oswald and Felber, Johannes and Fenkart, Heinrich and Mayer, Hubert and Motschnig, Renate In: 2021 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON) , 21-23 Apr 2021 , Wien (2021)

  • Exploring students’ stereotypes regarding computer science and stimulating reflection on roles of women in IT
    Comber, Oswald and Motschnig, Renate and Göbl, Barbara and Mayer, Hubert and Ceylan, Esra In: Frontiers in Education 2021 , 13-15 Oct. 2021 , Proceedings of the 50th IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (2021)

  • Chat-Interviews as a Means to Explore Students’ Attitudes and Perceptions on Developing Video Games With Unity in Computer Science Classes
    Comber, Oswald and Motschnig, Renate and Mayer, Hubert In: ICL - International Conference on Interactive Collaborative Learning 2019, Bangkok , 24-28 Sep 2019 , Bangkok, Thailand (2019)

  • Best of Austria: Developing Video Games in Secondary Schools with Unity
    Comber, Oswald and Motschnig, Renate and Mayer, Hubert and Hörbe, Matthias In: EdMedia + Innovative Learning Conference 2019, Amsterdam, Netherlands , June 24-28, 2019 , Amsterdam, Netherlands (2019)

  • Engaging Students in Computer Science Education through Game Development with Unity
    Comber, Oswald and Motschnig, Renate and Mayer, Hubert and Haselberger, David In: IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference 2019 , 8-11 Apr 2019 , Dubai (2019)

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