Computer Science Teacher

Since yesterday was Memorial Day I posted something just a bit fun and saved my links post for today.  I hope those of you in the US enjoyed...

Andrew Parsons is the Game Capitan for the Worldwide Imagine Cup Game competition. This gives him a good close look at the competitors espec...

Every week end I go to grab by Twitter stream and the notes I have taken as ask myself “Do I have any thing interesting this week?” Invariab...

Now I am married to a school librarian so a) I have a bias toward them and b) I have a bit of an idea of how they think and how libraries op...

Computer Science teacher Pat Yongpradit   seems to be everywhere on the educational blogosphere lately. I posted about his 5-6 week XNA cour...

One of the things that I tell students when I do career talks is that it has never been easier to start a software business than it is today...

I thought it would be interesting to take a look at the top read blog posts from April 2011. I look at both web statistics and RSS statistic...

So are your graduating high school seniors bored? or perhaps you are still looking for things to do after the AP CS exam. or maybe you know...

Bob Familiar (@ bobfamiliar ) and Lindsay Lindstrom (@ LindsayInPhilly ) have both been blogging about the Windows Phone Student App-a-tho...

I don’t know when I have ever seen as much going on with computer science curriculum going on at one time. In the K12 space there is an NSF ...

It seems as though teachers are always looking for new projects to use with students. Projects get stale (at least to a teacher who has been...

The Imagine Cup is the premier student technology competition in he world. Yeah, I get excited about it. The US finalists in the Software ...

Dan Kasun talks about making government information more available and valuable.

In the heady, exciting, almost wild West atmosphere of the early days of PCs it seemed like almost everyone I knew was writing software in h...

When I look at the blog statistics for my primary blog I am often surprised. Surprised because some posts that I expect a lot from get ignor...

Honestly if you are a student you REALLY want to enter the Imagine Cup game development competition . Really you do. But if you missed som...

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...