Gary Stager will be leading a pre-conference workshop at the EduTECH Congress and Expo Computational Learning Adventures – Craft, Coding, and Creativity This hands-on workshop helps educators respond to the growing calls to teach computing and computer science for all …
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As recommended and used at Constructing Modern Knowledge Language Use URL Turtle Art 2D art and Logo geometry – also exports SVG files. Great first programming adventure. turtleart.org Scratch Animation, game design, collaboration, simple coding. Also controls micro:bits & LEGO. …
An Amazing Day of Creative STEAM Learning Adventures One minute off the 405 in West L.A. Minutes from LAX with plenty of parking! March 31, 20239 AM – 3 PM Dave & Buster’sThe Promenade at Howard Hughes Center6081 Center DrLos …
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Gary Stager and Steve Dembo will be leading a session, “Learn to Program Your Own Gameboy,” at the annual ISTE Conference in Philadelphia.
An Amazing Day of Creative STEAM Learning Adventures April 14, 20239 AM – 3 PM Franklin School80 Town Square PlaceJersey City, NJ Explore computational thinking, computer programming, engineering, and electronics with the powerful, popular, user-friendly, and affordable BBC micro:bit. Participants …
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Gary Stager will once again be a featured/keynote speaker at the annual conference in Melbourne, Australia. He will be making multiple presentations.
An Amazing Day of Creative STEAM Learning Adventures One minute off the 405 in West L.A. Minutes from LAX with plenty of parking! March 31, 20239 AM – 3 PM Dave & Buster’sThe Promenade at Howard Hughes Center6081 Center DrLos …
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NeoPixels are tiny, programmable, color-changing, LEDs manufactured by AdaFruit. NeoPixels make cool additions to micro:bit projects since they require little power, can be addressed individually or in groups, and can change color. Although MakeCode makes programming the micro:bit easy, there is too little documentation about how to control the NeoPixels.
Despite the debilitating chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, exciting progress was made in producing new programming environments for learners. The following is a round-up the latest news, opportunities, and learning environments for you and your students.
Hackensack, NJ – February 25, 2020 Minutes from the George Washington Bridge 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 …
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