Techy Talks and other events coming up in March & April 2023 teachinglondoncomputing.org/2023/03/07/tec…

#K12CS #Teachers: Are you ready to take your learning/PD w/ @a2zk21cs to the next level⁉️ 🚨📢We are thrilled to unveil csa2z.com—chk out companion pages for each ch. w/ discussion Qs, resources & ideas to help you get more from this already gr8 book 🥳 #SIGCSE2023

Do it!

What's coming up in April and May (and early warning of Paul Curzon workshops in August for kids). teachinglondoncomputing.org/2023/04/17/tec…

I am very happy to announce that the hardback of our book Conjuring with Computation started with Peter McOwan before he died and then a long time in the finishing will be out in June. Learn both magic and computer science across 50 chapters of tricks. See conjuringwithcomputation.wordpress.com

So today was my first day of independent work. I spent the day provided bespoke training on #3Dprinting and #lasercutting for #primaryteachers It went really well. Happy to support schools with their #Computing journeys. #caschat #primary #training

For students / teachers of OCR GCSE Computer Science J277: This playlist might help: youtube.com/playlist?list=… I hope it helps you see how I break down concepts. Previously used as flipped homework for my students. Wishing you all the best for the exam season.

FREE family festival fun in Stepney Green from Queen Mary University of London / Queen Mary Centre for Public Engagement - the Festival of Communities 2023. QMUL Electronic Engineering and Computer Science staff will be there, including cs4fn @cs4fn.bsky.social teachinglondoncomputing.org/2023/05/22/fre… ^JB

Really looking forward to starting our nowpressplay free trial next week St Nicholas after seeing them Bett Global Thanks for the tip off Mark Anderson 🤗 #caschat

Great to be joining some amazing practitioners this morning to talk about #ReclaimingPedagogy in #EYFS #reflect #TeamEC #Connect

Great to see so many #microbit projects in Computing Education Research at Interaction Design and Children (IDC) conference Micro:bit Educational Foundation This is Exploring Computational Thinking with Physical Play through Design The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) ATLAS Institute 🦬 CU Boulder 🦬 dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35…

Well done Matthew Wimpenny-Smith FCCT 🙋‍♂️👾👨‍💻 and Richard Berryman for getting semantic waves into your presentation 🤗 #hantscomp2023

I am doing some CS4FN computing summer school workshops for primary age kids at the Royal Institution in August. One on AI, one a magic workshop. See teachinglondoncomputing.org/2023/07/18/pau…

Before I say goodnight to the most Friday of Fridays and possibly my final Friday of teaching duties until September 2026 thanks to Ogden Trust I've just accepted my place on the CRESTEM @ KCL King's School of Education Communication & Society MA in STEM Education programme starting in September 2023.

What computing education research sessions (or computing education CPD/community sessions) would you like to see at the #CASConf2024 Computing at School conference? forms.gle/qgufX6qCsfwWUh… Please tell us and please share and pass on! @BarefootComp Raspberry Pi

Calling all primary schools using micro:bits! Here's a recording of our webinar on the EPICS project: bit.ly/epics_webinar. If you'd like to work with us please complete this: bit.ly/epics-sign-up (cc Micro:bit Educational Foundation, Cambridge Computer Science , Raspberry Pi Foundation )

Are you a computing education researcher? Come and work with us! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/45643/. Deadline 5th May. Four year research associate/senior research associate post.

Just a few more days to apply for this great research job in K-12 computing education!

Still looking for classroom activities for Scratch Team Week? Take a look at our resources available for up to #KS3! Simply search for Scratch on our resource page🔎 🔗hubs.ly/Q02wn8CX0 #edutwitter #scratchweek

The University of Cambridge need your help they are conducting research on the use of physical computing in primary. computingeducationresearch.org/blog-primary-t… Primary teachers: Tell us about your experience teaching physical computing! You can win a set of computing books for your school!