Walking the Talk on the Web
I’ve been blogging here for about a month now. I started knowing nothing about WordPress, the content and formatting platform that we use. I’ve made 8 blog posts and about a dozen pages of SuperQuest information. I definitely know enough to be dangerous, and googling scraps of code results in less than predictable, beautiful, organized […]
Robots, Robots, Robots
Oregon has multiple robotics organizations and leagues supporting authentic STEM learning. In no particular order: Oregon Robotics Tournament and Outreach Program runs the tournament circuits for FIRST(tm) robotics. FIRST is an international organization For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, spearheaded by the inventor of the Segway, Dean Kamen. Junior FIRST LEGO League, ages […]
Blogging Along Category Lines
Jo Oshiro here. I have met many of you at previous SuperQuests, OregonASK events, and various meetings around STEM education, grants, and equity, or through my email blasts “In the OPASsphere.” I and my colleagues will be sharing information through this blog. I’ve got six main categories lined up: SuperQuest — Randy Macdonald and Janis Steinfeld are […]
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SuperQuest Credit and Stipend Information
Credit: Graduate Credit for SuperQuest workshops is an option, not a requirement. Updated Graduate Credit information is here. Stipends: Not all educators will qualify. Updated Stipend information is here. Respectfully submitted, Jo Oshiro jo@oregoncsta.org Update: featured image
Teaching Game Design & Development
led by Jill Hubbard 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. Curriculum materials will be provided and shared. Attendees will be given ample […]
Look Out Oregon, Here We Come!
In case you haven’t noticed, we’ve been doing some Spring cleaning to our website. That’s to usher in the best SuperQuest offerings yet. Oregon Computer Science Teachers Association (OCSTA) sets out to Train over 400 Teachers and Grow Programs of Study in Computer Science Statewide. Update: featured image, categories.