Monica M. McGill
Jake Baskin
Leigh Ann Delyser
Shuchi Grover
Colleen Lewis
ABSTRACT
In this special session, we present tools and resources created from educational theory to make teaching and scholarship easier and more effective. Included in these resources are CS Teachers Association, CSforAll, CS Teaching Tips, CT Pathways Toolkit, EngageCSEdu, CS Assessments Hub, Cybersecurity, and CS Ed Research Resource Center. These tools/resources provide assistance at the district and school level (administrators, curriculum designers), classroom level (teachers), and researcher/evaluator level. In addition to these overviews, we will provide information on where to find them and will leave ample time for questions from attendees.
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- National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education. 2021. https://nist.gov/niceGoogle Scholar
- National Center for Women & Information Technology. 2015. NCWIT EngageCSedu. http://www.engagecsedu.orgGoogle Scholar
- Colleen M. Lewis. 2014. CS Teaching Tips. https://csteachingtips.orgGoogle Scholar
- Monica M. McGill and Adrienne Decker. 2017. Computer Science Education Repository. https://csedresearch.orgGoogle Scholar
Index Terms
- K-12 Computing Education and Education Research Resources
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