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December 2019
Developing Powerful Learners – Modern Learners Lab (DC)
In this 2-day intensive workshop, you'll deepen your understanding around why learner agency has become such an important focus for classrooms, why school cultures are shifting to provide more freedom for students and teachers to take ownership of their learning, and practical ways to use technology throughout the school experience to amplify the construction of knowledge and shared learning. And, you'll have personal, hands on opportunities to experience what learner agency looks like in practice.
Find out more »Masterclass: Coding and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum with the micro:bit (San Francisco)
Dr. Gary Stager will be leading this masterclass. Participants will get a free copy of Invent To Learn and a micro:bit Go kit. Discount registration for carpooling! Learn more.
Find out more »Masterclass: Coding and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum with the micro:bit (LA)
Dr. Gary Stager will be leading this masterclass. Participants will get a free copy of Invent To Learn and a micro:bit Go kit. Discount registration for carpooling! Learn more.
Find out more »February 2020
Invent to Learn Workshop Fort Lauderdale: Making, Coding, and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum
Fort Lauderdale Florida Workshop Flyer Gary Stager and Sylvia Martinez will lead 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 variety of programming environments, boards, and accessories. Never before has this much computational power been available for playful, creative projects in all classes and subjects. Even better, the low cost of these materials democratizes powerful learning opportunities. Registration includes a full day hands-on workshop, …
Find out more »Invent to Learn Workshop – Jacksonville FL: Making, Coding, and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum
Jacksonville, FL Florida Workshop Flyer Gary Stager and Sylvia Martinez will lead 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 variety of programming environments, boards, and accessories. Never before has this much computational power been available for playful, creative projects in all classes and subjects. Even better, the low cost of these materials democratizes powerful learning opportunities. Registration includes a full day hands-on workshop, …
Find out more »Construct3D 2020 Keynote Address (Gary)
Dr. Gary Stager will be a keynote speaker at Construct3D 2020, a conference dedicated to 3D printing and fabrication in education at Rice University in Houston, Texas.
Find out more »(NJ/NYC) Masterclass: Coding and Physical Computing Across the Curriculum with the micro:bit
Dr. Gary Stager will be leading a masterclass on coding and physical computing across the curriculum in Hackensack, NJ - nearby NYC, Rockland, Westchester, and Fairfield counties on February 25th. Learn more and register here.
Find out more »May 2020
Constructionism 2020 – Dublin, Ireland
The Constructionism 2020 conference scheduled for May 2020 has been cancelled. More details soon.
Find out more »46th Annual Los Angeles City/County Conference on Gifted Education
Gary Stager will keynote with LAUSD Gifted Conference.
Find out more »July 2020
Constructing Modern Knowledge 2020
Unfortunately, CMK 2020 is cancelled due to COVID-19. CMK 2021 will be held July 13-18, 2021. Please subscribe to our newsletter for more information. Our 13th year! Educators gather from around the world to create amazing projects Are you ready for a learning adventure? Constructing Modern Knowledge, July 14-17, 2020 is a minds-on institute for educators committed to creativity, collaboration and computing. Participant have the opportunity to engage in intensive computer-rich project development with peers and a world-class faculty. Inspirational …
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