Jill Hubbard teaches computer science at Oregon State University- Cascades. Hubbard is co-PI for a National Science Foundation grant entitled CS for Oregon, a joint effort between OSU-Cascades, Portland State University and the University of Oregon, committed to sustaining the growth of inclusive computer science in high schools throughout Oregon.
Teaching Computer Science With a Focus On Equity and Inclusion
Teaching Computer Science With a Focus On Equity and Inclusion
What does it mean to teach computer science in a way that focuses on equity and inclusion in high school? In this session, participants will experience a lesson from Exploring Computer Science, an introductory national CS curriculum focused on broadening participating in CS in high school. No prior experience needed. Attendees will learn what ECS, […]
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Using Microbits In The Classroom
What does this thing do? How can I use it in my classroom? Explore the options and capabilities of these pocket-sized pieces of technology…and the fun they create all on their own! Appropriate for grades 9-12 educators
Introduction to Web Coding & Design
I’ve taught web design for 10 years and it has been one of my intro classes that tends to attract a broader group of students. We cover how to design a website (creating storyboards, identifying your audience and purpose), We’ll cover an introduction to HTML5 and CSS and I’ll share assignments I give my students. Depending on […]
Computer Science For All Oregon Students
Are you a high school teacher developing an inclusive, rigorous, equity based computer science program of study? This workshop will introduce you to national frameworks and curriculum intentionally designed with an equity lens, including both content and pedagogy, that any certified teacher can teach. We will also share National Science Foundation funded professional development opportunities.
Exploring Computer Science
Want to learn more about Exploring Computer Science? Maybe you want to offer the class at your school in the future. Here is your chance to learn more.
Teaching Game Design and Development
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.