Introduction to the CS10K Community for Teachers
- 1. CS10K Community Activating Your Membership
- 2. Why an online community for CS10K? • Sustained engagement to support your teaching • Recognize successes and honor challenges • Contribute to a national movement – To broader participation in computing – To better prepare students for the challenges of the future
- 4. What Creates Value for Educators Initial value • Effective leadership and moderation • Appropriate resources • Robust tools for finding what you need and getting questions answered Deeper value • Effective leadership and moderation • Structured activities • Tangible products • Leadership opportunities
- 5. Community Activities • Accessing and sharing expertise – Peers nationwide – Outside experts • Finding, sharing, and co-creating resources – Finished and in progress – Within and across projects • Confronting challenges of practice together – Key instructional moments – CSP Portfolio tasks – Recruiting students and communicating with administrators
- 6. Confronting the challenges of practice & co-creating resources Groups – Project groups – Inquiry and working groups – Public groups (e.g., CS in the Wild)
- 7. Accessing expertise Events and one-to-one connections – Webinars – Chats – Time-bounded asynchronous discussions – Member profiles
- 8. Finding and sharing resources Search and annotation – Anyone can upload and tag in relationship to curriculum and development status – Faceted search – Rating and comments
- 9. Going public, but only when you’re ready • You control with which groups you have a discussion • You control who gets to see resources you post • You decide with whom and how you want to connect and in what you participate
- 10. Tour
- 11. Collective wondering How might you use the community to support your learning and performance? What could you contribute (now or later)?
- 12. Collective wondering What might prevent you from participating actively? What kinds of support would be helpful in overcoming those barriers?
- 13. Collective wondering What topics would you like to see groups and resource development focus on? On which would events with guest experts be helpful?
- 14. Questions?
- 15. Stay in touch Darren Cambridge dcambridge@air.org @dcambrid (202) 270-5224
Editor's Notes
- #11: Overall demo Demo hackpad on dev server