Eugene, August 3-5

• Teaching Game Design and Development led by Jill Hubbard
  No experience necessary. Get your students making games instead of just playing them.
• Teaching Computational Thinking led by Andrew Scholer
  The heart of computer science is breaking complex problems into a series of instructions so simple even a computer can do them. Learning to think in terms of computational problem solving is a critical part of understanding CS and the algorithms that are reshaping our world.
• Intro to Web Design led by Jan Boley
  No experience necessary; browser know-how helps. Jan’s curriculum aligns with LBCC’s — see how that works.
• FTC Robotics Grades 7-12 led by Dale Jordan
  for educators and coaches, covering tech and team topics.

Locale & Accommodations

• TravelOregon on Eugene and the surrounding area
• Visit Eugene Cascades Coast
• Recommended hotels : consider Junction City

In Collaboration with Lane ESD

Questions? Contact Randy and Janis via superquest@superquest.org

Workshops:

• FTC Robotics @ Eugene
  

  This class will explore FIRST(tm) Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics and how it can integrate into your 7-12 classroom or after school program.

  
  
• Teaching Game Design and Development @ Eugene
  

  Interested in teaching game design as part of your in-school or afterschool class or club? Join us examining different game engines and tools that enable students to create their own computer games. No programming experience is necessary or required.