Computer Science Teacher

Lots of interesting posts by computer science teachers last week. And some news from various sources to share. But let’s start with the tea...

Projects or exercises that lend themselves to many different “correct” solutions are just about the best sorts of learning experiences I can...

Kenny Spade is a Microsoft Academic Developer Evangelist out in California who has been writing a series of blog posts that help one learn ...

Mark Guzdial asks the question What’s the argument for becoming a computer science teacher? on his blog. It’s a good question. While as a f...

Ed Donahue (her real name is Erin but she goes by Ed – go figure) has joined the Microsoft academic team as an academic developer evangelis...

For the most part I want to focus on the future and not the past. But I did want to take one look back at traffic to my computer science tea...

I’ve talked about Bliink in the past. (See bliink ) Over the last couple of years Microsoft has run this web development competition in scho...

Well it is Computer Science Education week . Are you doing anything at your school for it this week? I attended three different CSTA chapter...

My main blog is elsewhere so I thought I might try something new this month. What follows is an index to the blog posts I wrote during Novem...

Computer Science Education week is December 5-11, 2010 this year. ACM and the chair of CSed Week steering committer are asking people to si...

Like a lot of people I have an affection for lists that condense a lot of wisdom into a brief set of statements or items. Some time ago I wr...

The latest person to join the US Academic Developer Evangelist team is Andrew Parsons . Andrew is moving from the other side of the world (A...

I'm part of a group of people at Microsoft who work with academics all across the country. A number of them have active blogs and I thou...

My great friend Edwin Guarin   (aka the Edvandelist ) is now blogging at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/edvangelist/ . Drop by and wish him well. ...

Last week I wrote a post about the Imagine Cup. ( Imagine Cup–Solving the Worlds Problems Through Software ) A couple of things I should hav...

It turns out the be complicated to figure out what the most popular blog posts are for a particular month. There are two sets of data I look...

One of the things I tell people when they ask me about why I came to work for Microsoft is that the company has grown up in many ways ove...

Happy Monday! Are you back to school yet? A lot of teachers are. If you are back I hope it is going well. If not yet, are you working out to...

What a week. My son was married a week ago. I picked him and his bride up from their honeymoon last night. In between I took a trip to Texas...

CyKho is back! Cy Khormaee has reopened his blog at  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cykho/ You can also follow Cy on twitter  @ CyKho though we ...