Are you passionate about empowering young girls and fostering their interest in technology and coding? Join us for an exciting and informative workshop to help you start your Girls Who Code club in your district! Learn more about the structure and format of our free Clubs for 3rd-12th graders before exploring how to prepare for your Club's first meeting and getting a walkthrough of Girls Who Code HQ, the browser-based online learning platform you'll use to run your Club.

Description:

What You'll Learn:
- The mission and vision of Girls Who Code.
- Steps to establish a Girls Who Code club in your school or district.
- Accessing and utilizing free curriculum and meeting structure resources provided by Girls Who Code.
- How to access the free Clubs fund for supplies
- Getting Started with Your First Club Meeting
- Effective strategies for recruiting and retaining club members.
- Best practices for creating an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
- Success stories and insights from experienced Girls Who Code club facilitators.

Who Should Attend?
- Teachers, librarians, and educators of grades 3-12.
- School administrators and education coordinators interested in promoting STEM initiatives.
- Anyone passionate about closing the gender gap in technology.

There is NO STIPEND for attending this workshop!

Register Today! Don't miss this opportunity to be a catalyst for change in your school district. Sign up now to reserve your spot and take the first step towards launching a successful Girls Who Code club.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.

Our workshop is specifically designed for educators of all levels, focusing on the Sphero Indi and Sphero Bolt. Through this workshop, you will gain the knowledge and skills to inspire your students through imaginative and play-based learning. By utilizing these robots, you will empower your students to develop computational thinking skills, while also learning the fundamentals of coding and problem-solving. The Sphero Indi is an excellent tool for early learning in literacy and language development. It is an entry-level learning robot that is driven by color, making it approachable for students of all levels. During the workshop, participants will progress to block-based programming using the Sphero edu Jr. app, allowing them to unlock even more potential from these amazing robots. Furthermore, we will explore the capabilities of the Sphero Bolt. This includes drawing with the sensor-based robot, collecting and analyzing data, as well as engaging in block-based and Javascript text programming. By the end of the workshop, we will provide suggestions for classroom applications that cater to all grade levels, experience levels, and content areas.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

Enhance your teaching strategies with our "Supporting Multi-Language Learners in the Computer Science Classroom" workshop. This professional development session is designed for K-12 educators seeking effective methods to engage and support students who are ML's in computer science education. Join us to build an inclusive computer science classroom where every student has the opportunity to succeed and thrive!

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. Teachers attending workshops after-school or in the evening will receive a stipend from the CS Coastal Hub. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

We believe that stories can be powerful tools for learning. In this workshop, we'll integrate captivating stories that you can find in your classroom, with computer science concepts to make learning both entertaining and educational. Through interactive and hands-on activities, participants will delve into coding fundamentals, logic, and problem-solving. Follow the adventures of characters who use coding and computational thinking to solve problems, fostering a love for both reading and computer science.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. Teachers attending workshops after-school or in the evening will receive a stipend from the CS Coastal Hub. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

The CORE is the CS Coastal Hubs signature series to integrate Computer Science across the curriculum. We will help you design a plan to incorporate computer science whether you want to embed it into a core content or a special to meet the needs of your students. Topics will include unplugged computer science, physical computing, curriculum writing, data, networks, and artificial intelligence. Participants will have the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the region, become part of a PLC with coaching and support, hands on experience with grant supported resources, access to the lending library and more! Join us for a hands-on learning experience to embrace computer science concepts in your classroom.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. Teachers attending workshops after-school, in the evening, or on Saturday, will receive a stipend from the CS Coastal Hub. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

Ozobots are miniature robots that can follow lines and respond to colors, making them ideal tools for introducing programming concepts to students of all ages.

During this workshop, participants will: Gain a solid understanding of coding fundamentals, discover the Ozoblockly programming environment, engage in hands-on activities, and foster creativity and critical thinking. We will cover basic programming concepts such as commands, loops, conditionals, and variables. You'll leave the workshop with practical ideas and resources to implement immediately in your classrooms.

No prior experience with coding or robotics is necessary to participate in this workshop. We welcome educators from all backgrounds, whether you are a beginner or have previous experience with coding. Come prepared to have fun, learn new skills, and empower your students to become future-ready through the exciting world of coding and robotics!

Note: Participants are encouraged to bring their laptops or devices compatible with the Ozoblockly programming environment. Ozobots will be provided for use during the workshop.

Target Audience: Teachers in Grades K-8

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.

The CORE2 is specifically designed for high school teachers in mind. This series will provide an overview of the NJSLS Computer Science standards, unplugged computer science, physical computing, data, networks and artificial intelligence and how they each impact the classroom. The CORE2 has a deeper focus on physical computing where we will explore sphero bolts, micro:bits, hummingbird kits, air:bits, MakeBots, and Raspberry Pi kits. All items are available through the lending library once you have completed the workshop. Join us to learn more about how you can integrate computer science in your classroom!

Participants will have the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the region, become part of a PLC with coaching and support, hands on experience with grant supported resources, access to the lending library and more!

Join us for a hands-on learning experience to embrace computer science concepts in your classroom.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. Teachers attending workshops after-school or in the summer will receive a stipend from the CS Coastal Hub. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

Unlock the world of hands-on learning with 'Physical Computing with Micro:bits'! Join this workshop designed for K-12 teachers to explore innovative ways of integrating Micro:bit technology into your classrooms, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills in your students. Explore the integration of Micro:bits with other physical computing devices.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

Dive into the world of digital fabrication and coding with our "Makerspace 3D Printing with CodeBlocks" workshop. Designed for K-12 educators, this workshop offers hands-on experience with 3D printing technology and block-based coding to inspire creativity and innovation in the classroom. Join us for a transformative workshop that empowers educators to bring their creative ideas to life through 3D printing and coding!

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

Dive into the world of computer science education with Micro:bit Physical Computing. This workshop is tailored for grade 9-12 teachers, offering a deep dive into using Micro:bits to teach coding, electronics, and computational thinking in your classrooms using Block-based coding, Javascript, or Python, inspiring the next generation of tech-savvy innovators.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.

Are you a secondary math or science teacher looking to integrate computer science concepts? This workshop is designed to provide you with practical strategies, resources and hands-on activities to seamlessly integrate computer science into your curriculum.

We will look at how computational thinking can enhance problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities in your students. You will learn how to introduce coding, programming, and data analysis concepts in a way that aligns to both your math/science curriculum standards as well as the NJDOE Computer Science standards.

Join us for this dynamic workshop and unlock the potential of computer science to enrich your math and science classroom. Whether you are a novice or an experienced educator, this workshop will provide you with the knowledge and confidence to create an engaging and future ready learning environment for your students.

Topics to include: TI Rover Robots, Micro:bits, and more!

Target Audience: Teachers in Grades 7-12

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.

The CORE2 is specifically designed for high school teachers in mind. The 3-day series will provide an overview of the NJSLS Computer Science standards, unplugged computer science, physical computing, data, networks and artificial intelligence and how they each impact the classroom. The CORE2 has a deeper focus on physical computing where we will explore sphero bolts, micro:bits, hummingbird kits, air:bits, MakeBots, and Raspberry Pi kits. All items are available through the lending library once you have completed the workshop. Join us to learn more about how you can integrate computer science in your classroom!

Participants will have the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues across the region, become part of a PLC with coaching and support, hands on experience with grant supported resources, access to the lending library and more!

Join us for a hands-on learning experience to embrace computer science concepts in your classroom.

This workshop is part of a grant-funded project, the CS Coastal Hub, and is available at NO COST to attend. When teachers attend programming during the school day, schools will be reimbursed for the cost of substitutes. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Please contact the SRI&ETTC at ettc@stockton.edu with any questions.

CS Coastal Hub participants can use this opportunity to ask questions regarding the PD sessions and exchange ideas for exploring CS in the K-12 Classroom. Registration is not required for the Virtual Office Hours and Q&A, but please visit this URL: https://forms.gle/2XKpq9w1oebEvtWE6 to request the Zoom link.

There is NO stipend for participation in Virtual Office Hours and Q&A session.