CoED at ASEE 2026

Four days of research, practice, and discussion — kicking off with a pre-session workshop on Sunday — at the intersection of computing and engineering education. Find your sessions, claim a moderation slot, or browse the work that shaped each track.

The Four Tracks

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Schedule

four tracks side-by-side · click any session to view papers

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Browse by Track

each track presents sessions in attend-order through the conference

By the Numbers

patterns & connections across authors, topics, and tracks

A quick tour through the program's hidden shape — who's writing with whom, which topics keep showing up, and where the cross-pollination happens. Click any author, topic, or pair to jump into the matching search.

Most-Featured Authors

papers per author across all tracks

The Connectors

authors with the most distinct co-authors — the network's hubs

Topic Constellation

tag size = paper count · color = primary track · click to search

Where the Topics Land

how the most-tagged themes split across the four tracks

Recurring Co-Authors

duos with more than one paper together this year

The Shape of Collaboration

how big are the author teams?

Volunteer Bench

affiliations sending moderators & poster judges

Topics That Span the Program

themes that surface across multiple tracks — the connective tissue

A Few Fun Facts

odds, ends, and outliers worth noticing

Find Your Session

search by paper id, title, any author (lead or co-author), or tag

My Schedule

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26 moderators still needed Deadline May 14

Help us run a great division — volunteer to moderate.

Every technical session needs a moderator to keep things on time, manage Q&A, and make presenters feel welcome. It's a small contribution that meaningfully shapes the experience for hundreds of attendees.

Pick any sessions you'd be willing to moderate — multiple selections are encouraged, since they give us flexibility for matching across schedule constraints. We'll confirm assignments by early June.

What moderators do

Arrive 5 minutes early; introduce yourself to the presenters
Open the session with a brief welcome and overview of the papers
Keep each presentation to its allocated time (typically 18–20 minutes + 5 for Q&A)
Field audience questions, route them to the right presenter, and rotate through the room
Close the session and thank the presenters

Your information

We'll use your email to confirm assignments. Only the program chair sees this.

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Affiliation

Prior moderation experience

Sessions you can moderate

Select any number of sessions from the grid below. Tracks: A — AI in Education, B — Learning, Engagement & Inclusion, C — Computing Pedagogy & Methods.

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Notes for the program chair (optional)

Submissions go directly to the program chair.

24 poster judges still needed Deadline May 14

Help us recognize the best work — volunteer to judge posters.

We have a strong set of posters this year and we're seeking judges for the Woody Everett Award, presented to the best paper / presentation / demonstration at the CoED poster session of the ASEE Annual Conference.

The CoED poster session is Monday morning, June 22, 2026, 9:15 AM – 10:45 AM.

What judges do

View posters during the session and engage with the presenters
Complete a short Google Form survey for each poster viewed
Judge as many or as few posters as your time allows

Certificates of service are available on request — just mention it in the notes field below.