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      <h1>SPLICE'26: CS Education Research Technology<br/>
        and Data Infrastructure Community Meeting</h1>

      <h2>Twelth SPLICE Workshop Call for Participation</h2>

      <p>All information on this page is currently tentative!</p>

      <p>CS educators and CS Ed researchers and developers are invited
        to the 12th annual SPLICE meeting, focused on creating new
        Technology and Data Infrastructure for CS Education
        Research.</p>

      <p>The mission of the SPLICE project is to develop Technology and Data
        Infrastructure for CS Education Research.</p>

      <p><b>Registration:</b> Coming Soon.

      <p><bWhere/When:</b> Wednesday, February 18, 2026, St. Louis, MO
        (An Affiliated Event with SIGCSE’25)</p>

      <p><b>Who should attend?</b> We encourage you to attend if:</p>
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          <li>You have CS learner data (e.g., from a tool or study)
            and want to analyze or share it.</li>
          <li>You are looking for datasets from CS courses to do
            analysis (e.g., understand student behavior, train a
            model).</li>
          <li>You create systems/tools to support CS learning that you
            want to be useful in other classrooms. Especially if you
            want your tool to integrate with other tools.</li>
          <li>You teach CS and want to use high-quality learning
            content and tools (like these examples) made by others.</li>
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<p><b>What will you do at the workshop?</b> You will:</p>
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  <li>Learn about existing tools, data and research infrastructure
    that can help you improve your CS teaching and research, and share
    your content with others.</li>
  <li>Opportunity to get feedback on your own research or teaching
    project, with support from like-minded peers, and SPLICE experts who
    can connect you to datasets, tools, and infrastructure that can help
    you accomplish your goals.</li>
  <li>Help shape the next generation of CS research infrastructure.</li>
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<p><b>How much does it cost?</b>
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    <li>Attendance is free. However, you are expected to register
      for SIGCSE’26 TS.
      When you fill out your SIGCSE'26 TS registration form, be
      sure to indicate that you want to participate in the SPLICE
      Workshop event.
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<h2>Workshop Hosts</h2>

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Peter Brusilovsky, University of Pittsburgh<br/>
Cliff Shaffer, Virginia Tech<br/>
Ken Koedinger, Carnegie Mellon University<br/>
Thomas Price, North Carolina State University<br/>
Tiffany Barnes, North Carolina State University<br/>


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