Events

CSPDWeek will include PD offerings across all grade bands and emphasize the need to prepare K-8 teachers to teach Computer Science and adopt the new standards starting in 2022. Registration is a two-step process. Pay on MemberNova, visit the link sent in the confirmation email to complete registration.

Learn more about CSTA-Arizona, being a board member, and how to participate in our upcoming election for new board positions. Once you register, you will receive a link with Zoom information.

Our monthly CSTA meetup with local chapter in Central Arizona.

Monthly community call to update CS Educator community on opportunities & events in Arizona. Agenda & Call-In information below.

Join us for a webinar to explore the Arizona Computer Science Standards and identify ways to effectively integrate computer science into your instruction, as well as ways you may already be meeting the Arizona CS Standards.

The Intro workshop is designed for elementary educators new to teaching computer science who want to explore how to begin teaching the CS Fundamentals curriculum. Join your peers and experienced facilitators to get a hands-on introduction to computer science, pedagogy, overviews of the online curriculum, and teacher dashboard, as well as strategies for teaching “unplugged” classroom activities. For more information or to host a workshop at your school or district please contact cs@azscience.org.

Learn more about CSTA-Arizona, being a board member, and how to participate in our upcoming election for new board positions. Once you register, you will receive a link with Zoom information.

Are you a K-8 teacher in an Apple product school? Come learn directly from Apple Professional Developers about their free computer science curriculum that anyone can use to support any content area! TSIN is partnering with Apple to provide free, in-person workshops at three locations across TN. https://battelleeducation.typeform.com/to/AEaZtGj2

In May 2022, Google announced a new app called AI Test Kitchen. It provides a new way for people to learn about, experience, and give feedback on emerging AI technologies at Google. Similar to a real test kitchen, AI Test Kitchen will serve a rotating set of experimental demos. These aren’t finished products, but they’re designed to give you a taste of what’s becoming possible with AI in a responsible way. The first set of demos explores the capabilities of large language models. Josh Woodward was the the Product Manager behind this initiative, and he'll give us an overview of generative models, let you try them out, and answer any questions. Watch the announcement: https://youtu.be/nP-nMZpLM1A?t=2382 Read more: https://aitestkitchen.withgoogle.com

Join us for a professional development experience focused on effectively implementing the 6-8 Computer Science Standards into your classroom! In this webinar, participants will explore strategies and resources to meet the Arizona CS Standards.

Our monthly CSTA meetup with local chapter in Central Arizona.

CSTA-MN September Meeting - looking to add new members

Imagine Robotify is a computer science platform that uses virtual animated robots to teach coding. Imagine Robotify allows users to learn how to code using 100+ hours of programming curriculum and self-guided challenges. The programming curriculum is aligned with the CSTA standards and enables students to learn to code using both block-based and syntax programming.

Monthly community call to update CS Educator community on opportunities & events in Arizona. Agenda & Call-In information below.

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

More than 10 CSTA Chapters have joined forces to host the Midwest is Best CSEd Virtual Unconference Sat. Oct. 15, 2022, on Hopin, with the theme of CS Across the K-12 Curriculum!

Our monthly CSTA meetup with local chapter in Central Arizona.

Imagine Robotify is a computer science platform that uses virtual animated robots to teach coding. Imagine Robotify allows users to learn how to code using 100+ hours of programming curriculum and self-guided challenges. The programming curriculum is aligned with the CSTA standards and enables students to learn to code using both block-based and syntax programming.

The How We Teach Computing Summit aligns with Hello World! The Big Book of Computing Pedagogy that focuses on approaches to teaching computing in the classroom. The summit is tailored around the twelve research-based approaches to teaching and learning computing, originally developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation for the National Centre for Computing Education.

The How We Teach Computing Summit aligns with Hello World! The Big Book of Computing Pedagogy that focuses on approaches to teaching computing in the classroom. The summit is tailored around the twelve research-based approaches to teaching and learning computing, originally developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation for the National Centre for Computing Education.

The How We Teach Computing Summit aligns with Hello World! The Big Book of Computing Pedagogy that focuses on approaches to teaching computing in the classroom. The summit is tailored around the twelve research-based approaches to teaching and learning computing, originally developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation for the National Centre for Computing Education.

Monthly community call to update CS Educator community on opportunities & events in Arizona. Agenda & Call-In information below.

Imagine Robotify is a computer science platform that uses virtual animated robots to teach coding. Imagine Robotify allows users to learn how to code using 100+ hours of programming curriculum and self-guided challenges. The programming curriculum is aligned with the CSTA standards and enables students to learn to code using both block-based and syntax programming.

Register now for this year’s CSTA New England Conference! Don't miss out on early bird pricing. CSTA-Plus members will receive a special gift on arrival! The main event is on November 12th, 2022 and this year we are hosted by the University of Massachusetts at Amherst College of Education. A book club will lead up to the big event with social activities the evening of November 11th, 2022. The main conference will begin with vendor exhibits at 9am on Saturday, November 12th, followed by our keynote speaker at 10am and a variety of workshops that will run until 5:15pm. Our theme is CS for Social Good.

This registration is for sponsorship donations, if you are an attendee looking to register please go here: https://westernmass.csteachers.org/events/csta-new-england-regional-conference/

The Intro workshop is designed for elementary educators new to teaching computer science who want to explore how to begin teaching the CS Fundamentals curriculum. Join your peers and experienced facilitators to get a hands-on introduction to computer science, pedagogy, overviews of the online curriculum, and teacher dashboard, as well as strategies for teaching “unplugged” classroom activities. For more information or to host a workshop at your school or district please contact cs@azscience.org.

Our monthly CSTA meetup with local chapter in Central Arizona.

Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) is an annual call to action to inspire K-12 students to learn computer science, advocate for equity in computer science education, and celebrate the contributions of students, teachers, and partners to the field. As part of the #CSforGood movement this year we’re proud to elevate Make Beats.

Monthly community call to update CS Educator community on opportunities & events in Arizona. Agenda & Call-In information below.

The Deep Dive is designed for elementary educators who have started teaching CS Fundamentals but want to more deeply understand Code.org’s approach to teaching CS and need strategies to fully implement the curriculum. Developed with Code.org’s professional learning values in mind, the 7-hour Deep Dive workshop provides teachers with a hands-on learning experience with other like-minded teachers. Teachers are given the space to work through the individual challenges in carefully crafted sessions led by experienced facilitators.

Our monthly CSTA meetup with local chapter in Central Arizona.

The Intro workshop is designed for elementary educators new to teaching computer science who want to explore how to begin teaching the CS Fundamentals curriculum. Join your peers and experienced facilitators to get a hands-on introduction to computer science, pedagogy, overviews of the online curriculum, and teacher dashboard, as well as strategies for teaching “unplugged” classroom activities. For more information or to host a workshop at your school or district please contact cs@azscience.org.

More information coming soon.