Bringing Computer Science to Savannah's Classrooms

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CEISMC and Georgia Tech-Savannah have been providing Code.org’s computer science fundamentals professional development training, which is for K-5 teachers, for the past two years. Thanks to funding support from Code.org, teachers who wanted to participate have been able to enjoy the one- or two-day workshops while paying little to nothing out of pocket. However, when COVID-19 pushed all programs online, there was uncertainty if the trainings would meet their minimum registrations, a requirement to receive funding. In preparation, they created a virtual format that still provided a high-quality experience while allowing teachers the flexibility needed to adjust to new scheduling demands and educational platforms.

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Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC), CEISMC - Savannah Campus, K-12 Connection

Categories
Institute and Campus, Computer Science/Information Technology and Security
Keywords
CEISMC, Tim Cone, Timothy Cone, GT Savannah, CEISMC Savannah Campus, Computer Science, Hour of Code, Code.org, GTPE, Teacher Professional Development, steam, STEM, k12, K12 STEM
Status
  • Created By: Steven Taylor
  • Workflow Status: Published
  • Created On: Dec 11, 2020 - 8:37am
  • Last Updated: Dec 11, 2020 - 8:48am