E.A. Aivaloglou

E.A. Aivaloglou is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Web Information Systems at Delft University of Technology, within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science. Their work focuses on computational thinking, programming education, and gender dynamics in STEM education. Dr. Aivaloglou has collaborated internationally on projects analyzing algorithmic abstraction skills, assessment frameworks in higher education, and the impact of programming materials on children's interests.

Key research areas include: 1) Designing effective pedagogical frameworks for assessing programming skills, 2) Investigating gender representation in educational resources for children, and 3) Developing evidence-based strategies for introductory programming education. Recent work explores multiple representation methods in programming instruction and gender differences in interactive learning environments.

Publications span conferences like ACM SIGPLAN and IEEE EDUCON, with datasets deposited in TU Delft's institutional repository. Their research emphasizes bridging theoretical educational models with practical implementation in tech education.