Computer Science
Roll aside, Dash, Cue is in the house. Wonder Workshop’s new robot, Cue, is a follow-up to the popular Dash and Dot and the company's first product designed for middle school students.
The purposefully unstructured nature of Cubetto will make it a wonderful addition to pre-K and early elementary classrooms.
Recently Bill Gates kicked off a new Code.org series How Computers Work. Developed as in-flight entertainment for Alaska Airlines, the Code.org series is available as part of its CS Discoveries course and as part of Khan Academy’s Computer Science curriculum. Following the Gates introduction, the other segments cover What Makes a Computer, a Computer? Binary & […]
Librarians from across the country are helping ALA create a toolkit of coding resources.
Four tech experts recommend a selection of websites and applications.
SLJ reviews the micro:bit, a codable computer you can put in your pocket.
We’re taking a lovely, leisurely stroll in the park when you turn to me and say, “Betsy, why don’t you write more about coding on your blog?” And I shuffle my feet a bit, maybe kicking a stray acorn. I avoid eye contact with you as I mumble something indistinct about it being scary and […]
Two nonfiction titles about coding will keep young minds active during the winter months.
Since 2014, when SLJ conducted its first maker survey, maker activities have increased by four percent at the elementary and middle school levels.
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