Professional Learning - CS Fundamentals 2018

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Planning and running a CS Fundamentals workshop

The responsibility of planning and executing CS Fundamentals workshops can fall on the Regional Partner (if assigned), the facilitator, or a combination of both. The resources below capture all of the steps required to run a successful workshop.

Coordinating with Regional Partners

Preparing for the workshop

Please note that each Regional Partner has a different process for planning and scheduling workshops, and in each region, facilitators and Regional Partners take on the different parts of the process listed below. Please talk with your Regional Partner to determine what will work best in your region and to determine what you are responsible for.

Agendas and materials

Scheduling

Logistics

Marketing and recruitment


Running the workshop

Workshop Dashboard

Facilitation strategies


After the workshop

Post-workshop surveys

Payment

Each Regional Partner has their own organizational requirements and frameworks for contracting and payment. Please be sure to discuss the details with your Regional Partner.


Code.org 101

Recurring communication from Code.org

Monthly Webinars

In the CSF Facilitator Google Drive

Biweekly facilitator updates

In the CSF Facilitator Google Drive

Curriculum Resources

Full Curriculum

Online repository of all CS Fundamentals lessons, including plugged and unplugged.

CSF Standards Alignment

CSF standards alignment with CSTA, Common Core, and Next Generation Science Standards.

Get Support

Email Code.org

Reach out to facilitators@code.org to get in touch with Code.org staff.

Post in the Slack or facilitator forum

Ask questions of other or share resources with facilitators or Code.org staff.

Units

CS Fundamentals Introduction (2018-19 curriculum)

A foundational look at CS Fundamentals for educators who are interested in learning more and getting started with the course. more

CS Fundamentals Deep Dive

For teachers who have already started who want to go farther into course materials, teaching practices, and strategies for continuing to teach CS Fundamentals. more