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CSEdWeek 2022 Kick-Off Panel
As we aim to celebrate our progress, we’ll hear from a select panel of the 2022 CS Heroes about their own progress, and celebrate community milestones in CS Education. Our panelists will discuss their own journeys to computer science, what has inspired them, and their recommendations for how we can continue to advance so that every student has an equal opportunity to learn computer science. Our panelists include Okezue Bell, Yim Register, Kayla Saniya Fortson, and Daisy Murillo.
CSEdWeek 2021 Kick Off
During this live event we discuss 2021's theme of #CSEverywhere, followed by a panel discussion moderated by the 2021 CSEdWeek Master of Ceremonies. Panelists will feature three of this year’s CS Heros. This discussion will inspire you to show your students how computer science can be integrated with any of their passions and interests. Your students will walk away inspired to apply what they're learning in your CS classroom to solve our world's problems.
CSEdWeek 2020 Kick Off Event: Panel Discussion on #CSforSocialJustice
During this live event, CSTA's Executive Director, Jake Baskin, discusses this year's theme of #CSforSocialJustice, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Code.org's Jackie Smalls. Panelists include Dr. Nicki Washington, Saad Bhamla, Lual Mayen, and Victoria Chavez. This discussion will inspire you to center social justice in your CS classroom, and will inspire your students to apply what they're learning to solve our world's problems.
Join the World’s Largest Computer Science Department
The Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) is your place to belong, grow as a CS teacher, and impact your classroom and beyond. Connect with over 20,000 CS teachers from around the globe and strength in your local community. Unlock access to valuable resources, discounts, and professional development to your teaching practice.
Develop your Equitable Teaching Skills
If you are looking to develop your own equitable teaching skills, there are many great resources throughout the CS Education community. Our partners at the Alliance for Identity Inclusive Computing Education have a great "DEI Bytes" lesson series focused on equitable education.
Host an Hour of Code
Help students uncover the joy of learning computer science! Lead an hour long hands-on experience to break down fears and stereotypes of CS. Choose from 700 activities to inspire students to explore, play, and create with CS. Tens of millions of students have learned with the Hour of Code.
Download the Hour of Code Participation Guide.
Future Me Poster
Students will imagine how they can use computer science and leverage their passions in their future careers. They will create posters illustrating their future selves to describe the positive impacts their work will have on others. Students will be able to plan poster content, design posters, and share their posters with others.
My CS Hero Poster
There are so many more CS Heroes than the few that are showcased on this website, and they exist in all industries and communities. Students will research additional computer science heroes and the positive influence of their work. They will identify someone who uses CS to help others and create a poster to showcase their CS Hero. Students will be able to plan poster content, design posters, and share their posters with others.
CSEdWeek 2023 Kickoff: Impacts of Computing
Watch as we kick off CSEdWeek 2023. CSEdWeek is an annual program that inspires K-12 students to take an interest in CS. In 2023, our focus was on the Impacts of Computing.
“Impacts of Computing” refers to the positive and negative effects on various aspects of our lives, including education, privacy, security, and accessibility. A panel of 2023 CSHeroes will discuss these topics with a particular focus on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science.
2023 CS Heroes Posters
2023: #ImpactsofComputing
#ImpactsofComputing refers to computer science's positive and negative effects on various aspects of our lives, including education, privacy, security, and accessibility. We want students to know that computer science is not just about learning about programming but also about helping them understand computer science's ethical, social, economic, and environmental implications.
2022 CS Heroes Posters
2022: #CelebratingProgress
The CSEdWeek theme, #CelebratingProgress, highlights the progress in computer science education over the past decade. Many great advancements have made CS education more equitable and accessible for all learners. This year, we aim to celebrate our progress while keeping an eye on the advancements we still need to make so that every student has an equal opportunity to learn computer science.
2020 CS Heroes Posters
2020: #CSforSocialJustice
As part of the #CSforGood movement, in 2020 we decided to shine a light on how Computer Science can serve as a catalyst for social justice. Without access to rigorous computer science and STEM courses, underrepresented students have limited opportunities and aspirations to develop computing knowledge.
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