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Read Alexa, What’s It Like in Space?
Ignite curiosity about AI and space travel! Learn to implement the engaging Alexa in Space unit in your classroom. Presented...
Read Bringing AI Professional Development to Your Staff
Improve teacher efficiency while supporting student learning and online safety. Presented by: Micah Kennedy
Read Craft Computing
A creative approach to physical computing for elementary and middle school students. Presented by: Lionel Bergeron
Read Emotional Machines: AI Meets DEI
A code-free exploration of AI and bias. Presented by: Ryan Robidoux
Read Engaging Spanish-Speaking Computer Science Students
Program in Spanish with Lenguaje Latino! Presented by: Christopher Barrious
Read How Community Locations Like Barbershops Can Support Broadening Participation Efforts
Black barbershops meet CS education. Presented by: Dominick Sanders, Madison Allen Kuyenga, and Michael Lachney
Read LitCS: Supercharging K–5 Comprehension and Writing Through CS
Explore the synergy between computer science and literacy in the K–5 classroom. Presented by: Katherine Goyette
Read Making Music with Code: A Practical Guide
Learn how to make music with Sonic Pi, a text-based coding tool designed for live-coded musical performance. Presented by: Jon...
Read Unplugging AP Computer Science A
Make AP CS A fun with collaborative student centers! Presented by: Julia Rachkovskiy and Laura Gray
Read MakeCode with the micro:bit!
Walk through the scope and sequence of the “Introduction to Computer Science: making with the micro:bit” curriculum, and share tips...
Read Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Grades 6–12
Learn how to teach AI and machine learning to prepare students for a future-ready learning environment. Join us to gain...
Read Bio-CS Bridge: Computer Science across the Curriculum
Use the Bio-CS Bridge curriculum as an advanced course or as modules for CS and biology classrooms. Presented by: Kerri...
Read CS Teaching That “Makes Sense”: Instructional Routines for the Classroom
Experience “thinking routines” that build CS understanding and fluency in the classroom. Presented by: Corey Rogers, Jamila Cocchiola, John Chapin,...
Read Cultivate Student Agency by Teaching Socially Responsible Computing
Foster conversations about social responsibility in middle and high school CS classrooms. Presented by: Aryonna Young, Jackie Blizzard-Caron, Jean Ryoo,...
Read Inclusivity in Computing Education: A Workshop on Scaling Inclusive Pedagogy
Learn to create an inclusive learning environment for K–12 CS students. Presented by: Allen Antoine, Andrea Wilson Vazquez, Jigar Patel,...
Read Integrating AI: Practical Classroom Ideas for K–8 Teachers
Unleash AI’s classroom potential for cross-curricular excellence. Presented by: Benjamin Dusek and Timothy Swick
Read Introduction to Paper Circuits and Coding with an Illuminated Story
Create an illuminated story with craft materials, MakeCode, and Chibitronics materials. Presented by: Angela Batten, Barbara Liedahl, and Ivy Daniels
Read Making the Case to Education Leaders: Why CS Matters for All
Explore the critical importance of computational thinking and computer science skills, essential for thriving in future careers. Presented by: Brooke...
Read micro:bit across the Curriculum
Integrate CS with micro:bit! Presented by: Melody Hagaman and Natalie Varkey
Read New Instructional Tools for K–12 CS Program Evaluation
Support and develop your COMP3 program! Presented by: Anirban Bhattacharyya, Briana Castano, and Raja Ridgway
Read Reflecting on Accessibility in K12 CS Education
Discover the significant advances in accessibility and disability inclusion in K-12 computer science education. Presented by: Andreas Stefik, Brianna Blaser,...
Read Teach and Challenge CS Students with ACSL Competitions
American Computer Science League competitions engage CS students with computational problem-solving and programming. Presented by: Carlen Blackstone
Read Using Music to Engage Students with Disabilities in CS Learning
Remove barriers to CS education with music activities. Presented by: Jeremy Gabborin
Read Information Overload
Teaching information literacy in cybersecurity. Presented by: Ashley Benitez Smith