As I mentioned in my last SIGCSE entry, I have moved from carefree Portland to Carefree, Arizona, for ChiliPLoP 2008. The elementary patterns group spent yesterday, its first, working on the idea of integrating large datasets into the CS curriculum. After a few years of working on specific examples, both stand-alone and running, we started this year thinking about how CS students can work on real problems from many different domains. In the sciences, that often means larger data sets, but more important it means authentic data sets, and data sets that inspire students to go deeper. On the pedagogical side of the ledger, much of the challenge lies in finding and configuring data sets so that they can used reliably and without unnecessary overhead placed on the adopting instructor.
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With the exception of my annual visit to Carefree for ChiliPLoP, I don't often get a chance to return to a city for another conference. This year brings a pleasant return to Portland for SIGCSE 2008. OOPSLA'06 was in Portland, and I wrote up a little bit about running in Portland as part of my first visit to town. Because I was on the conference planning committee that year, I made three trips to the city, stayed in the same hotel three times, and ran several of the same routes three times. The convention center is right in town, which makes it hard to get to any nice parks to run, but Portland has a 3-mile loop alongside the Willamette River that provides a decent run. 2ff7e9595c