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Presented the Hour of Code program to over 350 4th through 6th grade students in a series of seven sessions. Because the school has a 1:1 computing initiative with Chromebooks, every student could actively participate in the hands-on exercise using Scratch from MIT.
My class participated in the annual "Hour of Code" that introduces students of any age to computer programming.
From New York to Des Moines to Santa Clara, Dice employees and families support @code.org #HourOfCode teaching students to code. #DiceInnovate
In celebration of the world-wide "Hour of Code" sponsored by Code.org, my 8th Grade Technology students along with the O'Neill Public Schools administrative team participated in this awesome event.
In celebration of the world-wide "Hour of Code" sponsored by Code.org, my 8th Grade Technology students along with the O'Neill Public Schools administrative team participated in this awesome event.
In celebration of the world-wide "Hour of Code" sponsored by Code.org, my 8th Grade Technology students along with the O'Neill Public Schools administrative team participated in this awesome event.
This is one of the very best days! Thanks @lamppostgroup @pefchattanooga @engage3d @setnhourofcode and @steminnovationhub for bringing the #hourofcode to the Chattanooga Public Library!
Computer Science Education week was December 9 - 15. The Chattanooga Public Library hosted a free Saturday workshop for Hamilton County middle-schoolers presented in partnership by the Public Education Foundation, Lamp Post Group, Engage 3D and STEM Innovation Hub. The Hour of Code initiative in Southeast Tennessee will demystify coding and get people of all ages coding through simple, easy-to-use tutorials.
Schools and community organizations throughout our region held their own Hour of Code events for teachers, students and even parents. Opening the door to computer science means opening the door to learning, creativity and future careers.