Revolutionary software tools Click here for Conrad Wolfram resources Computational Thinking modules from Wolfram U (mentioned in Ask Me Anything session) Getting Started with Wolfram Alpha and Wolfram Language Wolfram Alpha In Wolfram Alpha, click on to open the equation …
2020 Florida WorkshopsFeb 10, 2020 Fort Lauderdale, FLFeb 12, 2020 Jacksonville, FL Join colleagues for a one-day introduction to the latest coding and physical computing devices available for students. Focusing on the BBC micro:bit, we will explore and use a …
In 1971, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Solomon authored a prescient paper, Twenty Things to Do with a Computer. The ways in which my friends suggested using computers as intellectual laboratories and vehicles for self expression remain sadly elusive in too …
Masterclass: Coding and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum with the micro:bit Includes free micro:bit Go kit and Invent to Learn second edition! And lunch! San Francisco – December 12, 2019 Culver City/Los Angeles – December 13, 2019 Millions of the …
San Francisco – December 12, 2019 Millions of the BBC micro:bit are now in schools. Never before has so much power been accessible to children at such a low price. We will explore and use a variety of programming environments, similar …
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Full-day hands-on workshop with Sylvia Martinezco-author of Invent to Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom November 7, 2019Hosted by Viewpoint School Make & learn in this cutting-edge workshop! Join colleagues for a day of hard fun, creativity, and problem solving—where computing meets tinkering, design, and the best practices …
Dr. Gary Stager’s participation in a June 2019 educator event has been profiled in two publications. Building confidence in Digital Technologies in Teacher Magazine, published by the Australian Council for Educational Research. (PDF) Emanuel School at the forefront of Digital Technologies …
The maker movement’s tricky little pal, Josh Ajima, solicited ideas for a 1-hourBBC micro:bit workshop on Twitter. Anyone have a good micro:bit workshop they like to do? Hour long activity for middle to high school students as an optional activity …
Invent to Learn Programming, Physical Computing, and Engineering Across the Curriculum Code, invent, and create in this cutting-edge masterclass! 2019 offers exciting new opportunities for physical computing and coding, featuring remarkable new technologies. This workshop will introduce remarkable new technologies that …
In Chapter Four of our new book, Invent to Learn – Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom, we discuss the importance of prompt setting as a basis for project-based learning. I argue that “a good prompt is worth 1,000 …