Workshop, January 22-27, 2006, IBFI Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany
Arrivals; Dinner at 18:00
Round table meeting with overview of the workshop and introduction of participants.
Wolfgang Pohl (1)
Gordon Cormack et al. (1)
Raewyn Boersen, Margot Phillipps
Valentina Dagiene
Willem van der Vegt
M. Forisek
B. Yakovenko
Gordon Cormack
Tom Verhoeff
Maryanne Fisher, Anthony Cox
Hong Wang, Baolin Yin
Gordon Cormack et al. (2)
Martins Opmanis
Wolfgang Pohl (2)
Panelists:
Krzysztof Diks, Warsaw Univ., Chairman IOI 2005
Zide Du, ICT Beijing, President of IOI
Miguel Revilla, Univ. de Valladolid, ACM-ICPC steering committee
Igor Urbiha, Zagreb Polytechnic, Pres. Croatian OI, IOI 2007
Every workshop participant is required to join and actively take part in a working group. The groups will debate and produce written recommendations. Topics may be suggested by the participants; a group requires three parties at least. We suggest the following topics:
How To Make Computer Science Contests Popular
(with Girls, Teachers, and Everyone Else)
How To Be Scientific, Fair, etc.: New Suggestions for Tasks and
Grading Within and Beyond Automated Testing
How To Do Computer Science Contests for Everyone: New Contest Approaches
Working Groups: Status Report
Delivery of Working Group Documents, Closing Discussion and Remarks