Call for Papers/Posters/Demonstrations/Reflections

Our workshop invites anyone who has been involved with Boxer over the years, or anyone who takes an interest in its future evolution, to submit short or long papers, videos, reflections, or any other kind of artefact addressing any of the following:

• Experiences in the classroom using Boxer as a vehicle for building scientific understanding

• Experiences as part of the Boxer ecosystem, as producers, consumers, or mediators of Boxer microworlds or implementation patterns

• Experiences as implementors of Boxer, and reflections on its impact on their programming philosophy or design tastes over the years

• Reflections on Boxer’s model of naive realism, and its relation to similar systems under development today

• Reflections on the nature of computational literacy, and its convivial idiom - how to bring the cultures of creators and consumers closer together through reconstructible media such as Boxer

• Reflections on what you find most important or interesting about Boxer as a system, or about the larger social/psychological framings of Boxer work?