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Session 8: Computer Programming in Elementary Schools with Cory Robertson, Director of Technology for the Anaheim Elementary School District
Interested in learning what your district can do with computer programming for students? In this session Cory Robertson, Director of Technology at the Anaheim Elementary School District, discusses what his distirct is doing with computer programming for students in grades K-6.
Cory Robertson, Director of Technology, Anaheim Elementary School District, Anaheim, California, 2013 Graduate of the Educational Technology Program
Cory discusses how his district started with Scratch to what they are currently doing with Code Campus--a computer science curriculum that is integrated into the math curriculum. He also shares advice for districts who are interested in starting computer programming in their district.
In this session Cory talks about a number of different ideas worth exploring.
* Scratch
* Bytes and Bots
* Arduinos
* Breadboards
* Code Campus
* Code Monkey Island
Cory Roberstion is the Director of Technology. He has been a Curriculum Specialist, a 5th Grade Teacher, and a Technology Assistant. He is a 2013 graduate of the Ed Tech Program.
He can be found on Twitter @coryrobertson
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By Graduate Program in Educational Technology at Cal State FullertonInterested in learning what your district can do with computer programming for students? In this session Cory Robertson, Director of Technology at the Anaheim Elementary School District, discusses what his distirct is doing with computer programming for students in grades K-6.
Cory Robertson, Director of Technology, Anaheim Elementary School District, Anaheim, California, 2013 Graduate of the Educational Technology Program
Cory discusses how his district started with Scratch to what they are currently doing with Code Campus--a computer science curriculum that is integrated into the math curriculum. He also shares advice for districts who are interested in starting computer programming in their district.
In this session Cory talks about a number of different ideas worth exploring.
* Scratch
* Bytes and Bots
* Arduinos
* Breadboards
* Code Campus
* Code Monkey Island
Cory Roberstion is the Director of Technology. He has been a Curriculum Specialist, a 5th Grade Teacher, and a Technology Assistant. He is a 2013 graduate of the Ed Tech Program.
He can be found on Twitter @coryrobertson