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CS Education Videos

Toolkit for K-5 Computer Science

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Professional Learning

Maryland Computing Education Summit

PK-12 CS Education

District Leads and Administrators

Higher Education

CS in Higher Education

Support for Preservice Programs

Grants for Higher Ed

Preservice CS in MD

CS Resources by Group

MD CS Standards and Support Resources

Accessibility and Special Needs

CS Education Videos

Toolkit for K-5 Computer Science

Implementation Plan

Faces of CS in MD

Supporters/Partnerships

Message from the Director

Professional Learning

Maryland Computing Education Summit

Folder: PK-12 CS Education

District Leads and Administrators

Folder: Higher Education

CS in Higher Education

Support for Preservice Programs

Grants for Higher Ed

Preservice CS in MD

Folder: Resources

CS Resources by Group

MD CS Standards and Support Resources

Accessibility and Special Needs

CS Education Videos

Toolkit for K-5 Computer Science

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Implementation Plan

Faces of CS in MD

Supporters/Partnerships

Message from the Director

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Supporting Materials shared by Irene Bal of Loyola University.

Maryland Center for Computing Education
3300 Metzerott Rd. Adelphi, MD 20783 | https://cs4md.com

MCCE received initial support from the National Science Foundation, (MSP)2 Grant No. 0831970.

Contact

Quiana Bannerman, qbannerman at usmd dot edu
Director, Maryland Center for Computing Education

Dr. Megean Garvin, mgarvin at usmd dot edu
Director of Research, Maryland Center for Computing Education