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Betsy DiSalvo, Ph.D., candidate in the College of Computing, is working with a group of teenaged African American boys to introduce them to computer science through game testing.

Credit: Rob Felt/Georgia Tech

Betsy DiSalvo, Ph.D., candidate in the College of Computing, is working with a group of teenaged African American boys to introduce them to computer science through game testing.

« Can Video Game Testing Spark Interest in Computing Among Black Youth?

Glitch is made up of 12 students aged 16-17. So far, they've tested for Game Tap and Cartoon Network, among others.

Credit: Photo: Rob Felt/Georgia Tech

Glitch is made up of 12 students aged 16-17. So far, they've tested for Game Tap and Cartoon Network, among others.

« Can Video Game Testing Spark Interest in Computing Among Black Youth?

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