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most citedThe Future of Hackathon Research and Practice

16 citations · 18 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.HC202216 cited

The Future of Hackathon Research and Practice

Jeanette Falk, Alexander Nolte, Daniela Huppenkothen +7

Hackathons are time-bounded collaborative events which have become a global phenomenon adopted by both researchers and practitioners in a plethora of contexts. Hackathon events are…

cs.HC20222 cited

Socio-technical constraints and affordances of virtual collaboration -- A study of four online hackathons

Wendy Mendes, Albert Richard, Tähe-Kai Tillo +3

Hackathons and similar time-bounded events have become a popular form of collaboration. They are commonly organized as in-person events during which teams engage in intense collabo…

cs.CY2021

Online Hackathons as an Engaging Tool to Promote Group Work in Emergency Remote Learning

Kiev Gama, Carlos Zimmerle, Pedro Rossi

In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, educational activities had to be done remotely as a way to avoid the spread of the disease. What happened was not exactly a shift to an onlin…

cs.SE2020

How Trans-Inclusive are Hackathons?

Rafa Prado, Wendy Galeno, Kiev Gama +1

Hackathons are fun! People go there to learn, meet new colleagues, intensively work on a collaborative project, and mix pizza with energy drinks. However, for transgender community…

cs.SE2019

An Exploratory Study of How Specialists Deal with Testing in Data Stream Processing Applications

Alexandre Vianna, Waldemar Ferreira, Kiev Gama

[Background] Nowadays, there is a massive growth of data volume and speed in many types of systems. It introduces new needs for infrastructure and applications that have to handle…

cs.CR2018

Securing IoT Apps with Fine-grained Control of Information Flows

Davino Mauro Junior, Kiev Gama, Atul Prakash

Internet of Things is growing rapidly, with many connected devices now available to consumers. With this growth, the IoT apps that manage the devices from smartphones raise signifi…