Technology
This learn-to-code robot with a passing resemblance to Mr. Potato Head can be built and re-built.
The Train the Trainer project will work with library staff to cultivate skills needed for the future of teen library services.
Once we inspire our students to love coding, how do we transition them from the safety of block-based languages to the kind of coding that solves real-world problems?
Educators look at coding in a new context, with computational thinking and basic computer literacy as the goal.
In addition to new, lower-priced iPad for schools, Apple is launching a professional development coding program for Chicago educators.
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.
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