#CSEdWeek and #HourOfCode is December 7-13, 2020
Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) is an annual call to action to inspire K-12 students to learn computer science, advocate for equity in computer science education, and celebrate the contributions of students, teachers, and partners to the field. This week is held in recognition of the birthday of Admiral Grace Murray Hopper (December 9, 1906), who invented the first compiler and coined the term “bug” (an error in a program) after removing an actual moth from a computer in 1947.
Vita-Learn is excited to share opportunities to participate in Computer Science Education Week and the Hour of Code. Below you will find ways you can participate organized by Vermont educators. If you are organizing an opportunity for students, teachers, and others that is open for others to join, please contact Jeff Mao to be added to this page (or leave a comment below!)
"Coded Bias" Film Screening
A group of innovative Vermont technology leaders is organizing a screening of the movie, “Coded Bias” available to all Vermont schools. They are planning activities related to the film in addition to the screening. For registration information, dates, and more, visit their website
Join A Statewide Focus on Artificial Intelligence and Bias
Hour of Code Resources
[INFO ABOUT LUCIE-KRISTEN-PETER CS ACTIVITY]
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Official Information from #CSEdWeek and #HourOfCode
- Computer Science Education Week (#CSEdWeek)
- Hour of Code (#HourOfCode)
Share what you are Doing!
What are you doing to celebrate and participate in #CSEdWeek and #HourOfCode? Please post to your favorite social media and use hashtags: #vted #CSEdWeek #HourOfCode.
