What did you take away from the workshop?
I learned how non-linear the path to research is. Some go straight to graduate school, and some go into industry first. Some know exactly what they want to explore, and some figure it out along the way.… Read full post.
From 2018 to 2019, the number of students from underrepresented groups who completed a Ph.D in computer science decreased by 13 percent. Computer science research has broad implications for billions of people—which is why it’s so important that researchers doing this work represent the experiences, perspectives and concerns of people all around the world.
If you’re new to using Google tools, becoming a Google Certified Educator is a fantastic place to start. These days, teachers are especially hungry for technology support and training; this year alone, educators have earned over 100,000 Educator Level 1 and 2 certifications.… Read full post.
And finally, polling , now rolling out for G Collection Enterprise for Education customers. Polling allows teachers to periodically sign in to make sure students understand the classwork plus aren’t falling behind.… Read full post.
Along with his work in the classroom, January is a passionate musician himself; certainly one of his songs, Nuoriso (‘Youth’), has actually climbed the ranks to best 50 viral songs for Spotify Finland.
Interventions from parents, teachers, community leaders, policymakers, nonprofits as well as the technology industry are needed to motivate girls, Black students and Hispanic students to take computer science programs and ensure that when that interest is present, it’s matched with high quality studying opportunities.… Read full post.
Sharon’s Doodle titled “Together As One” highlights the importance of addition and acceptance, and was influenced by her personal experiences along with friendship and her strong dedication to spreading kindness. Let’s become familiar with this year’s Doodle for Search engines winner:
You’re in fifth grade now, but you entered the particular contest last school year if you were in 4th grade.… Read full post.
