Computer Science is not the up-and-coming subject anymore. It’s here right now and it’s not going anywhere for a long time. There are many ways in order to be introduced to computer science, but one way that might help is building a computer. It teaches you a lot about STEM, but shows you the capabilities of what computers can do whether it’s communication within the system or something else.
Explore the fascinating world of encryption with prime numbers.
This virtual workshop focuses on strategies for developing a computationally rich environment in afterschool.
Did you miss the June 15 webinar on Computational Thinking? Don’t worry, you can watch the recording here.
Computational Thinking is a problem-solving process essential to the development of computer applications and programming, and to learning about these processes.
Sphero is a kid’s programmable robotic friend that helps them learn STEM concepts and keeps them entertained and passionate to learn
There are many 4-H stem teen programs across the states, but this program offers a structure that allow youth to maximize their potential.
The 3D process was first created in the 1980s and has only been publicly consumable for 10 years.
Did you miss the virtual workshop, Computational Thinking: Seeing Patterns? Don’t worry, you can watch the recording. This workshop is an opportunity to build confidence and competence in experiential learning and teaching computational thinking.