Computer Science

Join this edWebinar to explore various ways that will keep your students engaged, on task, and feeling less isolated by introducing cross-disciplinary online coding projects. Whether you are teaching ELA, physics, math, or social studies, computer science and coding can be integrated into your classroom or taught remotely. Discover how computational thinking helps students connect subject matter knowledge with real-world applications by training AI, creating web pages, coding games, using interactive graphs and developing simulators.

High-quality, professional development workshops, free of charge
Code.org is hosting no-cost, one-day workshops for K-5 educators interested in teaching computer science. Workshops will cover Courses A-F and offer supplies needed to teach the course.

High-quality, professional development workshops, free of charge
Code.org is hosting no-cost, one-day workshops for K-5 educators interested in teaching computer science. Workshops will cover Courses A-F and offer supplies needed to teach the course.

High-quality, professional development workshops, free of charge
Code.org is hosting no-cost, one-day workshops for K-5 educators interested in teaching computer science. Workshops will cover Courses A-F and offer supplies needed to teach the course.

CodeHS offers in-person professional development that prepares teachers to run successful computer science classes. In our trainings, teachers will learn programming skills, effective pedagogy, and best practices for teaching computer science in a blended classroom. CodeHS is able to adapt and customize trainings to make sure we are meeting the needs of your district and the experience level of your teachers.

The Oregon Computer Science Teacher Association Spring Conference

Sponsored by IBM

The OCSTA spring conference is a chance to learn about what is going on in the state and nationwide in CS education and to attend hands on workshops focused on different curriculum and technologies. The schedule features sessions targeted at teachers of grade levels K-12 as well as for counselors and administrators.