Virtual

Join College Board and Counselors 4 Computing for this webinar: 

Engaging All Students in AP Computer Science Principles

Tuesday, April 16, 9am-10am

Register Here: https://collegeboard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYsduGgqjIuHNEmzODHBTzaJH2MPimy5rMI

 College Board and Counselors for Computing PA discuss engaging underrepresented students (including females and minorities) in computer science coursework through AP Computer Science Principles.  This session is especially geared towards helping counselors understand which students should be recommended to take these courses.

 

Tuesday, April 16, 9am-10am

Register Here: https://collegeboard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYsduGgqjIuHNEmzODHBTzaJH2MPimy5rMI..



Past Virtual Programs

Graduation Pathways and Career Education & Work Standards

Date:  Monday, February 12th               

Time:  9:00am-12:00pm

Advising students for careers in computing and wonder how to integrate it with state requirements? Join us for an overview of ACT 158 and integration ideas.  

Presenter: Dr. Christina Green and Dr. Jennifer Kirk

Register Here: https://bit.ly/PASMART_ACT148 

Email dana.wile@ncwit.org If you are interested in a recording of the past programs: 

Spark Cybersecurity

Date: Thursday,  October 12th, 2023

Time: 8:00am-11:00am

Join us to learn about a series of mini-lessons any educator can teach to spark student interest in the #1 growing field of cybersecurity. Presenter: Drs. Nazli Hardy & Jennifer Kirk


CS Activities-in-a-Box

Date: Saturday November 18th, 2023                      

Time: 8:30am-11:30am

Try out NCWIT Counselors 4 Computing new CS-in-A-Box activities. Designed to be picked up by any counselor and integrated quickly into classroom or group lessons. 

Presenter: Nicole Sayre &  MaKenzie Johonson 


Building Robots for Social-Emotional Lessons

Date: Saturday January 20th, 2024

Time: 9:00am-12:00pm

Try your hand at physical computing with an SEL and micro:bit lesson. 





Book Talk: Power-On Graphic Novel

Monday February 5th 3:30pm-4:45pm EST

Meet with UCLA researchers & authors of the Graphic Novel Power-On & Stuck in the Shallow End. Learn about their research of the impact of systemic inequality on CS education, and how they wrote this Graphic Novel as a tool to address the problem of disparity in CS.  

Presenter: Dr. Jane Margolis, Dr. Jean Ryoo, and Facilitator Stephen Sharp

Registration Link: 

https://bit.ly/PASMART_BookChat