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CategoryGuest Post: Can You Spot a Great CSEd Week Activity?
A brisk chill has hit the air and everyone wriggles in their seats with excitement. The most wonderful time of year has arrived…and I’m..
Does your school have a Girls Who Code club? Start one today with free curriculum!
Looking to add a new club tailored to empowering girls while creating fun projects? NCCE partner, Girls Who Code, have created an excellen..
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Hands on Review: Sam Labs STEAM Kit
Thanks to MicroK12, I was able to spend some hands-on time with the STEAM Kit from Sam Labs. In this review, I put the STEAM kit through a..
Flowlab: Web based iOS game creator
I am sure each and everyone of you have some students who are interested in creating games for iOS and Android. Flowlab.io is a great plac..
Meet a Tech Savvy Teacher: Kiki Prottsman
Long time readers of the NCCE Tech Savvy Teacher blog will recognize this Tech Savvy Teacher: Kiki Prottsman as she created all of the won..
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NCCE Session Preview: STEM Robotics 101
Interested in integrating STEM in your classroom? How about Robotics? How about both? We sat down with Randy Steele, one of the creators o..
Keep Kids Coding! Thinking Myself
After a few week hiatus, Keep Kids Coding is back and this week we have a special treat from Kiki! The featured site from CSisFun.com this..
GlassLab Games out of beta!
If you have ever attended one of our 30 in 50 presentations, you know we are fans of the work at GlassLab Games. After multiple years of b..
Keep Kids Coding! Code Maven
This week in Keep Kids Coding, Kiki features Code Maven, a visual coding platform that gives immediate feedback to student coding commands..
Keep Kids Coding! Alice
This week we are going to look at a much more robust programing environment called Alice. Alice was created at Carnegie Mellon University ..