Name: Computer Science Curriculum Hackathon
Start: 2017-11-04T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2017-11-04T16:00:00-04:00
Location: Cornell Tech

Computer Science Curriculum Hackathon

Cornell Tech brings together faculty, business leaders, tech entrepreneurs, and students in a catalytic environment to produce visionary results grounded in significant needs that will reinvent the way we live in the digital age.Cornell Tech has a strong commitment to enriching tech education for New York City public school children. Cornell has partnered with more than a dozen local schools. We‘re also hosting a series of events with Google to bring together stakeholders from City Hall, public schools and the tech industry to talk about how to prepare students for the digital age.

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Join us at Cornell Tech's brand new campus on Roosevelt Island for a day of hacking together a different kind of script: Computer Science Curriculum! 
 
Create innovative content by teaming up with computer scientists and educators from various backgrounds, who all want the same thing you do: exciting, engaging curriculum for computer science students across the country. Get an overview of the <A HREF="http://blueprint.cs4all.nyc" TARGET="_blank" TITLE="" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">NYC CS4ALL Blueprint</A>. Hear from special guest, <A HREF="http://code-it.co.uk/philbagge" TARGET="_blank" DATA-MSYS-CLICKTRACK="0" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Phil Bagge</A>, one of the creators of the UK computing curriculum and recognized Computing Master Teacher.
 
<H4>Day Breakdown</H4>
 
Start the morning off generating CS lesson ideas. Create interdisciplinary teams (or bring your own) that may include teachers, software & web developers, curriculum developers, grad students, and school administrators. Use a design-thinking framework to decide together which idea/s to expand into a full blown lesson plan or curriculum, and get cracking. Phil Bagge will also provide personalized feedback to each team throughout the day.
 
End the hackathon by presenting your creation and pushing it to an open GitHub repository and sharing it to the NYC CS4ALL Blueprint lesson repository in Google Drive so that educators everywhere can use and adapt what you've built!
 
<H4>What to bring</H4>
 
Please bring your own laptop or other device to work on, or any specialized materials that you want. 
 
<H4>Hardware</H4>
 
If your idea requires hardware, we will have a limited number available:
 
- Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, and other microcontrollers
 
- Robots: Dash & Dot, Sphero, Code & Go Mouse, and others
 
- Makey Makeys & Micro:Bits
 
- Craft supplies, paper circuits, soft circuits, and sensors
 
-  Extra Laptops
 
<H4>Food & Refreshments</H4>
 
Coffee, pastries, and lunch provided, and please join us afterward for no-host happy hour nearby to celebrate your hard day's work!

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