Paul Denny

Paul Denny is a Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, where he also serves as Associate Dean (Academic) of the school. His research primarily focuses on the field of computer science education, particularly the development and application of educational technologies. His recent work explores the potential and challenges of large language models (such as Codex) in programming education and aims to develop innovative tools to support student learning and teacher instruction. He is the creator of the renowned PeerWise system for peer-to-peer learning and has published extensively on topics related to programming education and the application of artificial intelligence in education.

• Present·University of Auckland·Professor
  • Specializing in computer science education with research interests including educational technology, applications of large language models in education, and the study of student learning behaviors.

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