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Code.org is one of the industry leaders in computer science education, not just in the U.S. but globally. Backed by industry giants and classroom leaders, Code.org has amazing resources for learners and educators. Learners can choose to explore Hour... Read more ...
Want to master the basics of coding without the need for a computer science background? Using Apple’s programming platform Swift and its accompanying Playgrounds, students can study coding as well as fundamentals of creating apps for Apple... Read more ...
This session will show educators and librarians how to incorporate basic coding into the classroom or media center. Resources to be showcased: unplugged activities to engage students without the need for technology; online block-programming tools... Read more ...
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Want to master the basics of coding without the need for a computer science background? Using Apple’s programming platform Swift and its accompanying Playgrounds, students can study coding as well as fundamentals of creating apps for Apple... Read more ...
In this era of technology it will be essential for young learners to have at least a basic understanding of computer science (CS) concepts. Unplugging CS is a great way to introduce key aspects without having to access any technology. This session... Read more ...
Apple iMovie is a fun and easy way to combine your videos, voice recordings and images into amazing video projects. An easy-to-use interface lets you combine videos, edit them and add transitions and audio to rapidly build great project videos. If... 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 ...
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 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 ...
In this asynchronous course teachers and librarians will have access to video tutorials that cover the online resources that are part of your MOREnet membership. Topics covered include Ebsco, Learning Express Library, eBooks and Heritage Quest. This... Read more ...
Google Earth isn't just for geography (although it IS great for that) but is also wonderful for History, Communication Arts, and Science. Come learn how to use this tool in a variety of subjects and grade levels.
