Events

For East Hartford and Hartford MS students: - This program has made a huge difference in our community for the past seven years.   - Read on to learn more about this program

This interactive course will engage elementary, middle and high school educators in using micro:bits for digital making, with both synchronous (live) and asynchronous (at your own pace) participation options. Micro:bits are often recommended for use with students ages 7 and up. Join us for a hands-on learning experience where you will choose your own differentiated learning pathway (beginner to advanced) to learn about the micro:bit, its features and the ways it builds both computer science and maker skills. Participants in this course will be supported in developing a prototype with micro:bit and will design a lesson that integrates a micro:bit project into curricular content. Our course will end with a prototype showcase as a way to share your learning and innovative digital making! Participation in this course will also broaden your professional network to include a global community of educators passionate about digital making! All experience levels are welcome!

Monthly community call to update CS Educator community on opportunities & events in Arizona. If you would like to reserve time during these community calls to share an opportunity with the Arizona CS community, please contact cstarizona@gmail.com. Agenda & Call-In information below.

CS Education Celebration and Awards Ceremony

Virtual Meetup re: Scratch - join with ideas for teaching CS to Elementary School students and leave with some new ideas!

CSTA Iowa August 2020 Virtual Networking and Problem-Solving for teaching CS this Fall. Breakout rooms will be created and facilitated by similar teaching situations.

Tools, Resources, and Strategies for Teaching CS Remotely You'll hear from: - Joe Melendez and Kelly Powers from Cornell Tech - Christy Crawford from NYC DOE's CS4All Team We'll talk about K-12 activities for CS online learning, including appropriate K-5 resources for shorter engagement.

Unconferences are peer-led, participant-driven professional learning opportunities for educators that use an “unconference” model to build teacher networks and share best practices. This special Unconference will focus on CS Education and the topics will be determined by you! We will build the topics for the breakout rooms based on what you say you want to discuss. All are welcome, regardless of experience or expertise level.

Join the CS discussion in Northeast Indiana, any CSTA Indiana Member can attend. Contact Amanda for the link

Please join us for our September CSTA Engage Meetup on September 3, 2020, from 5:300 - 7:00 p.m. CDT to connect with and learn alongside other K-12 CS teachers.  We’ll host a jam-packed hour and a half, worth every minute of your midweek evening. Activities will include: A time specifically for networking, Featured PD activity, and Two unconference sessions determined by attendees.

An informal, virtual meeting for Iowa CS teachers to connect and share resources.

Let's chat about Distance Learning Tools, Grading, and Assessing for Computer Science!

Share your Best Practices for the CS Summit. Hurry - deadline is September 20!

Join us for the 2020 CS4CT Summit!

Virtual Scratch Meetups - Join other Scratch enthusiasts to shares ideas and interesting ways to engage students in your classroom.

An informal, virtual meeting for Iowa CS teachers to connect and share resources.