SuperQuest 2016 Eugene

Eugene, August 3-5

Game Design 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.

8:30a-9:00a Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00-12:00 Morning Session
12:00-1:30p Lunch-n-Learn (Meals provided)
- Wednesday Aug 3 TBA
- Thursday, Chris Stephenson, Google Ed
- Friday, Aug 5 TBA
1:30-4:30p Afternoon Session

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