Why Physical Computing is the Future of Computer Science Education
Physical computing is an emerging instructional strategy that teaches students about computer science and computational thinking through hands-on activities. A popular example is building and coding a robot. Similar to other project-based learning programs, physical computing makes computer science more inclusive by fostering collaboration and making concepts accessible, engaging and fun.
 
In our free 30-minute live webinar next Thursday, April 18, we will explore how physical computing enables your students to be better problem solvers and creators. You'll learn what tools teachers are using today, and how to practice this instructional strategy in your own classroom. This webinar is also an opportunity to ask us questions and e-meet like-minded peers!

Fill out this form, so we can reach out to you with details to access our webinar.

The next webinar will be on:

Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 1:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM CT / 4:00 PM ET.

We will also send out a recording of the webinar (without the live Q&A) next week to those who sign up, so no worries if you can't make it. If you have any questions, please email us at info@qpieducation.com
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Below are pictures of our instructional resources for physical computing. Would you be interested in bringing them to your classroom? *
QPi Robot Kit: Ready to code out of the box. Includes Raspberry Pi with wireless connection.
50+ hours of pre-made lessons and activities. Aligned to NGSS and CSTA standards.
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