My presentation translated to English. This talk was given at FiSTB Testing Assembly 2019 testingassembly.fistb.fi for an audience of testing professionals. It is also suitable for teachers. For children, it needs some more tweaking. It talks about fantasy storytelling (of knights and dragons) as a way to teach software testing to children (and adults,too) in a fun way. My book on the matter will be release in 2020. Back and share my book in crowdfunding https://igg.me/at/dragons-out-book
Why children should learn to test why anyone should test?Kari Kakkonen
JFTL 2021 conference presentation where I recap the Dragons Out! fantasy book project to teach software testing to children, consider what have we learned how children can learn software testing and finally how can adults grow to be better learners and better testers based on this.
Dragons Out Ohjelmistotestauksen oppia fantasian keinoilla (ITK-konferenssi)Kari Kakkonen
Esitykseni (Kari Kakkonen) opettajien ITK-konferenssissa Aulangolla 3.12.2021. Ohjelmistotestaus lapsille. Oppimista fantasian keinoilla. Dragons Out kirja lapsille ohjelmistotestauksesta. My presentation slides in English (spoken this time in Finnish).
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JFTL 2021 conference presentation where I recap the Dragons Out! fantasy book project to teach software testing to children, consider what have we learned how children can learn software testing and finally how can adults grow to be better learners and better testers based on this.
Dragons Out Ohjelmistotestauksen oppia fantasian keinoilla (ITK-konferenssi)Kari Kakkonen
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How children learn testing with dragons at SEETEST 2021Kari Kakkonen
My story of how I've found children can learn software testing through a fantasy storytelling approach, including my Dragons Out! book example. Conference presentation at SEETEST conference 29.9.2021 in Belgrade, Serbia
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My presentation from Dublin for A4Q Testing Summit global streaming, which was co-located with ISTQB General Assembly meetings. The presentation talked about software testing education to children through the book project Dragons Out, about how children learn testing and about what we adults can take away from that to learn better. I was very happy to present in a nice studio - check the stream of the presentation, link at https://www.dragonsout.com/p/news-coverage-of-dragons-out.html I talk about fantasy as a way to learn testing through interesting analogies that engage readers. You also get to learn critical thinking skills.
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My slides at Odin conference, Oslo, 25.11.2021 about How Children Learn Testing. I talked about the book project Dragons Out, things I've learned about how children learn testing, fantasy examples of how to tell about testing in a different way.
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You can order the book through e.g. https://www.dragonsout.com/p/order-dragons-out-book.html
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Presentation slides from JSTQB conference in Tokyo on March 22, 2021. Encouraging Children into Testing. Why we need to get children started with software testing. Short description of Dragons Out book project. How fantasy stories can be used to learn testing in a fun way. HTTPs://dragonsout.com
My talk at JMTL conference in Casablanca, Morocco - 10 minute brief on why testing is an important thing to teach to children along with coding, how I set up a book project Dragons Out to author the book to teach software testing to children, how fantasy works as a great storytelling way to teach software testing to all ages (10-99), where the book is used in schools, exploratory testing checklist inspired by children.
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My slides from the invited speech at HUSTEF 2020 online conference about 1. How children learn 2. the book project Dragons Out to teach software testing to children 3. How fantasy storytelling fits to educating about software testing.
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3. Knowit has offices
The company is listed
Established
301 000 000 €
More than 2 200
Knowit services
www.knowit.fi
in Sweden, Norway, Finland,
Denmark and Germany
on the Nordic Exhange in Stockholm
in 1990
in net sales 2018
specialist in total.
In Helsinki office
approx. 130 specialists.
Creating
Digital
Opportunities
• Quality Software Development
• Intelligent Automation
• Software Development Consultancy
• Training and Coaching
• Client Experience offering
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ISTQBⓇ GLOBAL PRESENCE
Number of exams
administered: ~875,000
Number of certifications
issued: 641,000+
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