Resources

The Screentime Action Network Resource Library has an incredible amount of resources that could be useful for teaching students (and their families) about using technology in a healthy way.

Just noticed a link to Google's new curriculum and interactive game for cyber safety, "Be Internet Awesome." 

Today is Safer Internet Day!

Here is a great opportunity for female students of color in AP Computer Science Classes: https://rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.co

I've been looking for ways to celebrate the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I think this would be an excellent article to consider in AP CSP classrooms and with other high schoo

This week Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram went down… and this provides us with a great real world connection to what they’re learning in AP CSP!   

I use Code.org's AP Computer Science Principles curriculum, and this week I'm teaching: Unit 1: Lesson 12: Digital Informati

Hello Educators,

I recently had an AMAZING online, cooperative learning style review session with my AP CSP students using Wonder.me.

Happy Star Wars Day! May the Fourth Be With You! Here are some of my CS tie-ins for today (or any day really). 

This looks like a helpful resource for teachers looking for extra practice

When you and your students are finished with the Create PT and the AP Exams--how will you fill your class time?

Happy Earth Day Everyone!

Facebook recently admitted to a HUGE data breach.

https://towardsdatascience.com/five-cognitive-biases-in-data-scienc

Pi Day, March 14th, is quickly approaching! It is by far my favorite holiday to celebrate with students in school.

I came across this article from EdSurge (by authors Ar

This year's CSEdWeek theme of #CSforSocialJustice sparks important discussions around the impacts of computing and facilitating an inclusive computing culture.

From password strength and email phishing to firewalls and hacking prevention, every student in middle school and beyond should be aware of how cybersecurity affects their lives in our digitally co

Equity in computer science education occurs when students, educators and communities are aware of the importance of CS AND have access to high-quality CS learning opportunities.

Google's "Be Internet Awesome" looks like a great "Hour of Code" or middle school CS resource: https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/en_us/interland 

Check out this #3Dprinted silicone mask that is P100 model, similar to the greatly needed N95 mask.