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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Binary Bracelets
This brief video provides an overview and model for teachers who wish to deliver the Computer Science Fundamentals Unplugged activity, Binary Bracelets. Find the lesson plan here and deliver this fun and engaging lesson yourself:...
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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Songwriting with Functions
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Teaching CS Fundamentals: Closing & Next Steps
Learn how to teach the CS Fundamentals curriculum with this online professional development from Code.org. This brief video summarizes the online course and provides suggestions for resources you can use to continue your learning. To...
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Teaching CS Fundamentals: Teaching Problem Solving
Learn how to teach the CS Fundamentals curriculum with this online professional development from Code.org. This brief video provides tips on how to teach problem solving in a computer science classroom. To learn more, visit...
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Teaching CS Fundamentals: Pair Programming
Learn how to teach the CS Fundamentals curriculum with this online professional development from Code.org. This brief video helps teachers understand how to facilitate pair programming in a classroom. For more information on pair...
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Teaching CS Fundamentals: Lesson Planning
Learn how to teach the CS Fundamentals curriculum with this online professional development from Code.org. This brief video provides an overview of how CS Fundamentals lessons are structured. To learn more, visit...
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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Building a Foundation
This brief video provides an overview and model for teachers who wish to deliver the Computer Science Fundamentals Unplugged activity, Build a Foundation. Find the lesson plan here and deliver this fun and engaging lesson yourself:...
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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Dice Race
This brief video provides an overview and model for teachers who wish to deliver the Computer Science Fundamentals Unplugged activity, Dice Race. Find the lesson plan here and deliver this fun and engaging lesson yourself:...
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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Functional Suncatchers
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App Lab: Make a Whack-E-Moji Game
Learn to make a simple game for your phone with a few functions, a point system and a time limit. Learn more about App Lab here: https://code.org/educate/applab Try Whack-E-Moji here: https://studio.code.org/projects/applab Stay in touch...
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App Lab: Introduction
New to App Lab? Start here! App Lab lets you build sharable apps using javascript. This video covers the basic layout and beginning instructions to App Lab including the Toolbox, Design Mode, linking buttons, the Debugging console, and...
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Unplugged Lesson in Action - Computational Thinking
This brief video provides an overview and model for teachers who wish to deliver the Computer Science Fundamentals Unplugged activity, Computational Thinking. Find the lesson plan here and deliver this fun and engaging lesson yourself:...
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Teaching CS Fundamentals: How the Course Works
Learn how to teach the CS Fundamentals curriculum with this online professional development from Code.org. This brief video provides an overview of the professional development course for teachers. To learn more, visit...
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CS Principles: Databases - Part 1 Creating Records
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App Lab: Make a Simple App
This video covers how to: - use a dropdown menu to link between pages - use a radio button to ask a question to users Learn more about App Lab here: https://code.org/educate/applab Stay in touch with us! • on Twitter...
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CS Principles: Processing Lists
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CS Principles: Intro to Objects
Human Centered Designer India Irish explains the power of combining lists with objects. Objects are any group of related properties with assigned values. They are super useful tools for keeping data organized and making relationships...
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What is Computer Science Principles?
Computer Science Principles is an AP Introduction course to the broad field of computer science. You'll discover how the Internet works, dig into cryptography, build your own apps and find out how it's even possible to watch this video...
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Gumball Hour of Code - Events
PopCap Games founder John Vechey gives a quick overview of events - the programming concept that allows you to interact with characters in your game. You'll learn how to get your characters moving by tapping the arrow keys on your...
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Gumball Hour of Code - Introduction
PopCap Games founder John Vechey introduces the basics of programming that will get you started on the road to making your own video games. You'll be introduced to the Blockly visual programming environment and get started giving your...
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Ice Age Hour of Code - Events
PopCap Games founder John Vechey gives a quick overview of events - the programming concept that allows you to interact with characters in your game. You'll learn how to get your characters moving by tapping the arrow keys on your...
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Gumball Hour of Code - Repeat statements
PopCap Games founder John Vechey reviews the repeat forever block. Repeat forever allows your characters to do something continuously without the player having to do anything. Repeating saves tons of time and is key to making a good...
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Minecraft - Hour of Code: If Statements
Xbox Engineer Jasmine Lawrence introduces you to IF statements - the piece of code that allows a computer to determine what to do if certain conditions are met. You will use IF statements to make sure Steve or Alex stay safe when moving...
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CS Principles: Conditionals - Part 3 "And & Or" Operators
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