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Hosted by the LTC in partnership with Junior Achievement and the Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT), this event offers 8th grade students a unique opportunity to interact with real-world STEAM applications and explore how technology will shape their world.
Curriculum and resources from SparkFun Education provide hands-on learning tools to foster creativity and essential skills for the digital economy.
Programming for kids aged 4-10. Learn in this word-free environment to learn coding concepts, design games and become confident tech users.
BJC teaches computer programming using the Snap! programming language, a simpllified approach which lets you do powerful programming without worrying about punctuation as you would in a text-based language.
Computer Science Education Week 2022 is here! Let’s celebrate with a few books you can use to get your K-8 students interested in coding and more without needing to pick up a computer.
Discover the engaging world of Strawbees! This workshop offers educators a hands-on introduction to this innovative building system designed to foster STEM and STEAM learning through play.
Discover the engaging world of Strawbees! This workshop offers educators a hands-on introduction to this innovative building system designed to foster STEM and STEAM learning through play.
Discover how seamlessly you can weave fundamental computer science concepts into any subject, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills across your curriculum. Through exciting, hands-on maker projects, you’ll master the intuitive world of block-based coding – imagine bringing ideas to life by simply snapping together digital blocks!
The printing press, the internet, and smartphones all transformed what it means to teach and learn. Was that change inevitable? And does AI’s arrival foreshadow it becoming a centerpiece of education?
Tech and UDL – a dynamic duo that makes building inclusive learning environments achievable. These examples from the field illustrate tech’s role as a catalyst in taking UDL from theory to practice.
