Search Post
Post Categories
Post Tags
Recent Authors
-
Jen Gibson
View Posts -
Stacy Kratochvil
Instructional Coach, Instructional Technology Facilitator, and teacher at Capuchino High SchoolView Posts -
-
Kristin Oropeza
View Posts
Why AI Literacy Matters for Every Educator and Student
As part of the Silicon Valley Artificial Intelligence Project (SVAIP) initiative, KCI recently hosted a working series on February 7, 2025, bringing together educators, policymakers, and innovators to explore why…
Read More »
Computer Science is More Than Coding
Computer Science is a subject that has continued to gain traction because of the need for a highly skilled workforce that is competent in CS and computational thinking. In 2020, the subject has taken a backseat to distance/virtual learning and as a result, some of that momentum has been lost. This is where organizations like KCI can help fill that void.
Read More »
Thank you, educators! (Holiday 2020 Message)
Dear Educators, We thank you. The year 2020 has been a challenging year for all K-12 and higher education educators. Educators everywhere and at all levels are reaching the challenge…
Read More »
How do you start planning for the classroom in 2021?
KCI has created a Distance Learning Adventure Bootcamp eWorkbook Series to help educators, schools, and districts adapt to the future of learning. In Part 1, we explore the question: How can we prepare for the flexible future of K-12 education?
Read More »
Computer Science & Equity
This recent webinar addressed questions such as: Who has access to computer science education and how might issues of equity be addressed? Why is computer science education necessary for students today?
What does a comprehensive computer science education look like? and How can we find time and resources to implement computer science education?
Sandhya’s Story
Learn how Sandhya makes math come live by integrating technology into her teaching.
Read More »
Julia’s Story
Learn how Julia’s broadcast students are gaining self-confidence and research skills.
Read More »