CSEL PD Series: Creative Coding for Curious Classrooms (K-12)
Creative Coding for Curious Classrooms is a hands-on professional learning series that is structured to support educators in integrating creative coding and computational thinking into meaningful classroom learning experiences—for multilingual learners, regardless of grade level, content area, or previous coding experience.
Please note: no coding experience required–just curiosity!
Details for this workshop:
Reconnect with the ideas and experiences from our summer institute as we explore how creative coding is being applied in classrooms. Participants will share projects, student artifacts, examples, and reflections from their own experiences. Together, we'll celebrate successes, discuss challenges, and explore ways to expand meaningful coding experiences while supporting multilingual learners and encouraging student creativity.
Virtual Workshop
2 PD Hours
Free Workshop
Presenters:
Kyle Gregerson is an experienced educator with a passion for integrating technology and computer science into meaningful learning experiences. With over 15 years in education, he has worked with students across grade levels, including 3rd grade. Kyle serves on the board of directors for the Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) in Wisconsin, where he helps plan workshops and professional learning opportunities for educators across the state. Beyond the classroom, he also helps design and lead family events at a museum, creating hands-on experiences that bring learning, creativity, and community together. He is committed to helping teachers discover innovative ways to integrate computer science into their teaching while connecting learning to student interests and real-world experiences.
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