Pablo Garaizar

Lecturer & Researcher

University of Deusto

Spain

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Pablo Garaizar is a Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Deusto, Spain. His research focuses on digital competence assessment, computational thinking, and educational tools that enhance digital literacy. Recent publications highlight innovative methods for evaluating digital skills among entrepreneurs and the role of female role models in promoting STEM vocations. Garaizar's work also explores the intersection of creativity and technology in educational contexts.

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Aldo Gordillo

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Erlantz Loizaga

University of the Basque Country

SPAIN

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Andoni Eguiluz-Moran

University of Deusto

SPAIN

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Enrique Barra

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Arnon Hershkovitz

ISRAEL

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Mariluz Guenaga

Lecturer

University of Deusto

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Articles (12)

Using Eye-Tracking Data to Examine Response Processes in Digital Competence Assessment for Validation Purposes

A Pragmatic Approach for Evaluating and Accrediting Digital Competence of Digital Profiles: A Case Study of Entrepreneurs and Remote Workers

The Impact of Female Role Models Leading a Group Mentoring Program to Promote STEM Vocations among Young Girls

Design and Validation of a Novel Tool to Assess Citizens’ Netiquette and Information and Data Literacy Using Interactive Simulations

First Steps Towards Automatically Defining the Difficulty of Maze-Based Programming Challenges

Smartphone sensor accuracy varies from device to device in mobile research: The case of spatial orientation

The Associations Between Computational Thinking and Creativity: The Role of Personal Characteristics

Use of a Simulated Social Network as an Educational Tool to Enhance Teacher Digital Competence

How do students develop computational thinking? Assessing early programmers in a maze-based online game

A Log-Based Analysis of the Associations Between Creativity and Computational Thinking

Exploring the Progression of Early Programmers in a Set of Computational Thinking Challenges via Clickstream Analysis

User perspectives in the design of interactive everyday objects for sustainable behaviour

Collaborators (6)

Aldo Gordillo

Erlantz Loizaga

Andoni Eguiluz-Moran

Enrique Barra

Arnon Hershkovitz

Mariluz Guenaga

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