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This asynchronous course is intended to provide educators and librarians with training, resources and activities to begin to introduce electronics to makerspaces and classrooms. Topics covered include electricity, circuits, control boards,... Read more ...
In this asynchronous course educators and librarians will be introduced to the Raspberry Pi. Content covered includes the operating system, Scratch on the Pi, text coding with Python, using a Sense HAT and physical computing. You can join this class... Read more ...
In this asynchronous course teachers and librarians will be introduced to tools and strategies to teach beginning coding skills to students and young patrons. This class covers unplugged activities, Scratch, Ozobots and Spheros. You can join this... Read more ...
This 90-minute virtual workshop serves as an introduction to the Linux command line and how to use a cyber range for educators preparing to teach Cybersecurity. Linux is the most widely utilized operating system in the cybersecurity world. The free,... Read more ...
Scratch is a phenomenal tool for educators and media specialists to use to engage students in coding. Using visual puzzle pieces for block coding, learners are able to create interactive projects that can replace or enhance traditional presentations.... Read more ...
Not all education endeavors require a new degree, countless hours of professional development or thousands of dollars in equipment. Computer science (CS) can be adopted in to almost all content areas and age levels. This full day event will showcase... Read more ...
Why watch your students and patrons playing video games when you could watch them create the game themselves. Coding and programming are no longer reserved for college graduates or industry professionals. Programming is now something that allows... Read more ...
This 90-minute virtual workshop serves as an introduction to the Linux command line as well as a fun way for educators preparing to teach Cybersecurity. Linux is the most widely utilized operating system in the cybersecurity world. The free,... Read more ...
This class will present how to use a spreadsheet to teach coding. We will look at formulas and how to insert into cells to return data.
Not all education endeavors require a new degree, countless hours of professional development or thousands of dollars in equipment. Computer science (CS) can be adopted in to almost all content areas and age levels. This full day event will showcase... Read more ...
These simple lessons help students understand basic cybersecurity concepts such as privacy policies, digital footprints, website credibility, encryption, and more. Learn how to facilitate conversations that will empower students to navigate in the... Read more ...
This 90-minute virtual workshop talks about how passwords are stored on a system and then how they can be cracked. This workshop will first show how to create a password hash on a Kali Linux machine and then explore where the machine stores these... Read more ...