Events: Code.org

This workshop is designed for educators teaching 8th – 12th grade who are preparing to implement the Computing Foundations for a Digital Age (4565) course using Code.org in their classroom in the 2026-2027 school year. 

This course is an introductory computer science course that empowers 6th-10th grade students to create authentic artifacts and engage with computer science as a medium for creativity, communication, problem solving, and fun. The course covers topics such as programming, physical computing, HTML/CSS and data.

This workshop will take attendees through everything Code.org has to offer, including curricular options, CS Connections lessons, standalone modules, standalone workspaces, and teacher tools.

This workshop will take attendees through everything Code.org has to offer, including curricular options, CS Connections lessons, standalone modules, standalone workspaces, and teacher tools.

Designed for K-5 educators teaching across all subjects, this workshop empowers teachers to integrate computer science into any subject area with confidence. During this 2-part virtual workshop, participants will explore the importance of CS and AI, learn how to implement Code.org’s CS Connections, and leave with a concrete plan to engage their students in meaningful […]

This workshop will take attendees through everything Code.org has to offer, including curricular options, CS Connections lessons, standalone modules, standalone workspaces, and teacher tools.

Learn to teach Code.org’s Computer Science Fundamentals’ k-5 Code Studio courses and map them to Indiana standards curriculum in this 2-part virtual workshop.

Learn to teach Code.org’s Computer Science Fundamentals’ k-5 Code Studio courses and map them to Indiana standards curriculum in this 2-part virtual workshop.

Learn to teach Code.org’s Computer Science Fundamentals’ k-5 Code Studio courses and map them to Indiana standards curriculum in this 2-part virtual workshop.