Code a Cookie...It’s been messy, colorful, and playful — everything I would want in a programming experience. Would I categorize this activity as creative computing? Absolutely.
As a special education teacher in the Chicago Public Schools, I’m always on the lookout for opportunities to facilitate creative computing in ways that are authentic and meaningful...
I am looking down the hallway. As kids pass in front of me... I wonder: Am I serving these kids to the best of my ability? How can I teach them...coding... when I don’t even know how to do it myself?
In this letter, I choose to elevate my students’ voices; I want my diverse K–5 students to speak to you about how you can amplify student voice... while teaching creative computing beyond #CSEdWeek!
In January, after Computer Science Education Week and Hour of Code have passed... how do we keep this magic alive in classrooms and nurture the culture of creative computing in and among our schools?
Creative Computing is thriving in Kentucky, where, among many great initiatives, organizers have put together STLP, the Student Technology Leadership Program.
I am sharing my personal experience about the difference between the education system in India and America and how I am using scratch to change other lives.
Ryan Smith, a school board technology services consultant in Bracebridge, Ontario, facilitates professional development that helps flip typical student/teacher roles.