Be part of the first-ever/annual CSTA Alabama March Madness challenge! We have brackets available for both the Men's and Women's tournaments. Please feel encouraged to fill out a bracket in each!
Men's Brackets are back and we've started a pool, CSTA Alabama, on CBSSports.com. Join now before the tournament starts so we can compete all of March Madness.
Women's Brackets are back and we've started a pool, CSTA Alabama, on CBSSports.com. Join now before the tournament starts so we can compete all of March Madness.
Don't forget to register today, your $10 ticket comes with a post-event gift, just in time for Spring Break, that's right, the CSTA Super Southern Beach Towel!
What's an unconference? It's led by attendees, inclusive, informal, and contains open discussions and opportunities to share. We're excited to hear some of your CS teaching tips!
The unconference will offer a blend of sessions where the topic is chosen by the participants, as well as “anchor sessions” led by speakers and broken down by grade band.
Anchor sessions led by Lois Byars, Canice Pittman, Nancy Stevens, and more!
During this event you will learn more about the progress and future of computer science in Alabama. You will hear from Governor Kay Ivey's office, a keynote from TBA, lightning talks from student finalists in the Governor's App Challenge, and attend breakout sessions to learn more about CS topics that interest you. You will have the opportunity to network with others who understand the importance of computer science education.
This year's CS Summit will take place at the Renaissance Montgomery.
CSTA+ Members can unlock a FREE CodeHS Microcredential exam! In this webinar, you'll learn about redeeming this benefit and how to prepare for a CodeHS Microcredential exam. CodeHS Microcredentials provide educators recognition for the programming skills and knowledge they've gained inside and outside the classroom. You'll earn a CodeHS Certified badge you can display in your email signature, website, or portfolio. Microcredential exam options include Java, JavaScript, Python, Cybersecurity, Web Design, or Web Development.
Speaker Information:
Based in Chicago, M.R. Halloran comes to the CodeHS Professional Development team after several years of teaching in urban K12, community center, and virtual environments. MR earned her BA in Secondary Education with an English Language Arts and Teaching English as a Second Language focus. Passionate about making education accessible and engaging to all, she regularly adapted curriculum and methodologies for special needs, English Language Learners, and at-risk students. She believes people from every walk of life can have a seat at the table in the computer science and technology world – no matter where they're beginning.
