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Coding in K-5 Classroom Article

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

Hour of Code Dance Party    

Exploring Computer Science (ECS) is a curriculum and teacher professional development program focused on equity, inquiry, and computer science concepts.

Outlier's student research partners (13 Wolcott School students enrolled in AP Computer Science Principles) shared their successes, challenges, and attitudes about the course in every-other-week in

Logic Gates, Truth Tables, and Binary. There is enough here to make a lesson with exercises and other useful resources.

Quick bell-ringer type activity to instroduce hardware and disk defragmenting. Attached is the source of the resources and the link to the activity.

Many of you are aware of the emulator for the Micro:bit. Here is the website and some example programs you or your students can tinker around with. 

Just as the title suggests. This is a one page reference for using HTML to create a web page. Helpful for you and your students to reference. 

This might be useful to show your students concerning CS.

 This week Donald Saint-Germain hosted a fantastic webinar around connecting Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality to Computer Science.  There was some great discussion around ways to intergrated i

I came across a really cool resource that analyzes your Scratch Projects.  You simply copy the URL of your students project and it gives the project a rating based on 7 criteria: Flow Control, Data

Here is a great resource from CS Teaching Tips.  They give a nice list to help assess students learning while programming.  This is a great resource as your students are working in Scratch.

As we celebrate the completion of the first year of the AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) course, this webinar highlighted student experiences with CSP.

Check out this recap of our April 26th webinar Reflecting on the Year!  

Check out this recap of our April 11th webinar Resources for Teach

Students make an interactive learning tool for 10 elements of the periodic table.

Students choose a US president to research their domestic and/or foreign policies issued as well as a war/conflict in which he was involved.

After eight years of thoughtful planning, the AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) course is officially being offered in schools across America, and the first cohort of students are making final pr

As the academic year draws to a close, it is important to reflect on the successes and challenges that occurred.

Check out this recap of our March 21st webinar Building Interest in CS through Gaming!  

Leslie Aaronson and Jannie Fernandez from The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) discussed the many programs and resources that are a

On April 11, 2017 from 7:30-8:30pm ET, webinar host Deepa Muralidhar was joined by guests Chinma Uche, an AP CS Principles teacher at Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Science, and Michele Rober