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Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information from Alfred Thompson

Alfred Thompson's blog about teaching computer science at the K-12 level. Alfred was a high school computer science teacher for 8 years. He has also taught grades K-8 as a computer specialist. He has written several textbooks and project books for teaching Visual Basic in high school and middle school. Alfred is the K-12 Computer Science Academic Relations Manager for Microsoft and is trying to be the Microsoft Education Blogger.

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CS & IT Symposium at NECC 2008

The information and registration page is up for this year's CS & IT Symposium at NECC this summer. Some of the announcement is below:

Take advantage of this opportunity for relevant professional development!

  • Explore issues and trends relating directly to your classroom
  • Network with top professionals from across the country
  • Interact with other teachers to gain new perspectives on shared challenges
Just a few of this year's sessions include:
  • Teaching CS with Gaming
  • Google Search: From Basics to the Latest Innovation
  • The GridWorld AP Case Study
  • Teaching Technology with Technology
  • Practical Tips for Teaching Object Oriented Design
  • Incorporating Student Culture in Your CS Classroom

The closing keynote will be by Maria Klawe, President of Harvey Mudd College and former Dean at Princeton. I know many of the concurrent session speakers and some of the best teachers in the country will be presenting.

This wonderful professional development opportunity is hosted by the Computer Science Teachers Association and sponsored by Intel, Google, and Microsoft Research. That sponsorship makes this an especially affordable day especially if you are already going to be in San Antonio for NECC.

Published Friday, March 21, 2008 7:05 AM by Alfred Thompson

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