MNCodes Summit
The in-person MNCodes Summit has been postponed to
November 14, 2020
Join us on May 16 for a virtual
MNCodes Digital Meet Up event
Details and registration here.
MNCodes Summit
The in-person MNCodes Summit has been postponed to
November 14, 2020
The MNCodes Summit is a day of learning for educators that focuses theme of Computer Science for All (#csforall). Hands-on sessions explore ways to integrate computer science, coding, and computational thinking into a variety of curricular areas, from K-12! Featured speakers include educators at elementary, middle, and high school levels. Our goal is to provide a wide range of topics that help educators at all levels of computer science education.
Past keynote speakers have included AnnMarie Thomas, Ph.D. from the University of St. Thomas, School of Engineering and Dr. Maria Gini from the University of MN, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and Joan Freese of TpT/SciGirls.
Also featured, a Playground demo area of many different devices and technologies to help incorporate computer science into the classroom. New to coding education? This is a great chance to try out many different computer science activities and ask questions to educators who have experience using them in the classroom. Have you been teaching computer science for a while? Come and explore new ideas for integrating computer science into already existing curriculum. The playground area features ideas for lessons and projects for both beginners and those who are more advanced.
Information about the 2020 MNCodes Summit is posted here and on the MNCodes Summit site.
