More than words: Conceptualizing narrative computational thinking based on a multicase study

Q1 Social Sciences
Michael Schlauch , Cristina Sylla , Maitê Gil
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This paper presents an investigation that compares and analyzes the interactions of three groups of pre-and-primary school children with three different storytelling systems. We identify emerging patterns through which they engaged in what we refer to as narrative computational thinking. The latter describes broadened aspects of narrative literacy practices that are linked to computational thinking. By applying a multicase study approach and through various vignettes, we illustrate how children applied computational thinking to understand and influence the narrative possibilities offered by the different tools. Our results illustrate circumstances under which digital storytelling activities provide a favorable basis for narrative computational thinking, and that when computational thinking functions as a scaffold for story creation, it encourages a blend of creativity and computational thinking, providing a compelling approach to introducing emerging digital literacies to young children in a narrative context.
超越文字:基于多案例研究的叙事计算思维概念化
本文提出了一项调查,比较和分析了三组学龄前和小学儿童在三种不同的讲故事系统下的互动。我们识别新兴模式,通过这些模式,他们参与了我们所说的叙述性计算思维。后者描述了与计算思维相关的叙事素养实践的扩展方面。通过应用多案例研究方法和各种小插曲,我们说明了儿童如何应用计算思维来理解和影响不同工具提供的叙事可能性。我们的研究结果表明,在某些情况下,数字讲故事活动为叙事计算思维提供了有利的基础,而当计算思维作为故事创作的脚手架时,它鼓励创造力和计算思维的融合,为在叙事环境中向幼儿介绍新兴的数字素养提供了一种令人信服的方法。
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