Programming in Education

The Logo Summer Institute is an intensive workshop in creative computing for K12 teachers, parents, and technology integrators. Our project-based approach supports computational thinking and STEAM learning and teaching. The program is highly individualized to accommodate novices as well as more experienced participants, teachers of different subjects, and those who work in informal settings as well as in classrooms.

The biological world is computational at its core, argues computer scientist Leslie Valiant.

One of the most important information literacy skills for students is learning how to critically evaluate information found on the Web. This page includes forms for teaching the process, articles for learning about the aspect of literacy, and a list of bogus sites to use to showcase that all things on the Web are not real.

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Developing algorithms to reduce air traffic congestion.

Coding site designed for creating clothing designs by coding.

Prey vs Preditor

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