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

Did you know that stereotypes in CS detract females and students from underrepresented groups from pursuing CS and may also affect male students who do not fit this st

In researching the current reality of states I came across this interesting and eye opening resource.

BBC micro:bit give-away to US Elementary teachers To help get educators started with physical computing the Infosys Foundation USA are funding

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

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

Could you help me with contributing too and crowdsourcing to this computer science creative ideas, activities and resources list, so we can provide for our students and teachers an amazing curated

A few years ago, I had the opportunity to work with a bunch of wonderful computer science advocates.

The team at Girls Who Code has recently launched a program called Code at Home,

Half of high school seniors attend schools that don't offer computer science.

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

On October 23, 2019, Community Ambassador and Computer Science Educator Jenn Vermillion hosted a

Over the past couple of years I have been developing a 100% free to use curriculum that includes projects and resources designed specifically for elementary coders and educators with little or no c

Creative Scratch coding concepts related to real world learning experiences.

Have you been thinking about introducing robots to your elementary students? Unsure what they can do?

Free beginner

The new Python Programming course from CompuScholar, Inc.

About Me is a wonderful, creative project in which students create interactive collages featuring different aspects of themselves through clickable sprites.