All families consider computer science to be an important subject for their kids to learn. But that's especially true for black parents and guardians.
09/29/2020
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New research has found that female students are still skeptical about the merits of computer science education and show less interest than male students in learning CS or pursuing careers in the field.
09/29/2020
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St. Mary’s University in San Antonio, TX is nearing completion of new drone lab, which is on target to be done in October.
09/29/2020
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The Amazon Future Engineers program is providing Title I teachers access to a free CoderZ robotics course of their choice.
09/28/2020
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The State University of New York is working with Extreme Networks to launch a systemwide esports league. The goal: to promote "safe competition, connection and camaraderie" among students at SUNY's 64 campuses, while they're being encouraged to physically distance from each other.
09/28/2020
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Amazon is extending the reach of its computer science education program to a total of more than 5,000 schools, more than doubling the number of participating institutions. Applications are now open for schools that wish to participate.
09/24/2020
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Robotics company Ozobot has launched a new program aimed at bringing robotics education to the home, as well as hybrid education environments. The Ozobot 1:1 Hybrid Program, as it’s called, was developed in conjunction with educators. The program is aimed at students in grades K–12.
09/24/2020
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Nearly two dozen organizations, including teachers, instructional coaches, researchers in higher education and experts from nonprofits and offices of education recently contributed to the creation of a digital toolkit for anti-racist instructional practices for teaching math in grades 6-8.
09/23/2020
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An esports league company has announced the kickoff of its fall tournament season. Generation Esports hosts competitions for middle school and high school.
09/21/2020
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A pilot at the University of Phoenix found that a well-designed interactive textbook can help people stick with their math studies. The university worked with zyBooks from John Wiley & Sons in a two-course undergraduate sequence on quantitative reasoning.
09/21/2020
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