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Computer Science Education Week is just around the corner, a special time dedicated to sparking creativity, problem-solving, and fun with technology. We’re excited to bring you engaging resources, activities, and ideas to celebrate computer science in the classroom. Whether you’re new to coding or already familiar, there’s something for everyone! Learn more about Computer Science Education Week and access a variety of activities and resources by visiting our CS Ed Week info page. Let’s inspire young minds to explore the world of computer science together!
Computer Science Education Week is just around the corner, a special time dedicated to sparking creativity, problem-solving, and fun with technology. We’re excited to bring you engaging resources, activities, and ideas to celebrate computer science in the classroom. Whether you’re new to coding or already familiar, there’s something for everyone! Learn more about Computer Science Education Week and access a variety of activities and resources by visiting our CS Ed Week info page. Let’s inspire young minds to explore the world of computer science together!
How Does CS4All Work?
The Computer Science for All (CS4All) initiative offers a number of programs focused on helping schools to expand computer science (CS) exposure, offer access to robust CS experiences, and foster a sense of belonging in computer science for students.
When a school participates in CS4All, teachers and administrators receive extensive professional learning on computer science curriculum, resources on building CS culture, and support from the NYC DOE’s Computer Science Education Team.
Computer Science for All will ensure that all NYC public school students learn computer science, with an emphasis on students who identify as girls, Black and Latinx students. Through our work, students will be better prepared to utilize computer science during their K-12 experience and after graduation.
What is CS Education?
Computer science is the study of the capabilities and limitations of computers. Computational literacy is the ability to understand how CS can be applied in all walks of life. New York City public school students develop computational literacy through creative computing.
When you enter a CS classroom, you may find students:
Working together to solve problems
Writing code and adapting existing code to their own projects
Working with teachers and peers to troubleshoot code
Building physical prototypes as part of the design process
Participating in unplugged activities (that do not use technology), to introduce them to CS fundamentals
Learn more about our approach to CS education on our Blueprint website.
Where is CS?
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