.@NUSComputing has launched the new Centre for Computing for Social Good & Philanthropy to provide students with greater opportunities to serve the community, and to cultivate a philanthropic ethos among future tech leaders. #NUSImpact#NUSCares https://t.co/O31WwNwLn8
CTE-STEM 2021 is only one day away! We are honoured to have Minister of Education Mr Chan Chun Sing to grace our opening on 2nd June at 10:30 am. Register to attend our conference opening at https://t.co/wvlzSGY7am.
Join us for the conference opening & panel discussion for the 5th APSCE International Conference on #ComputationalThinking & #STEMEducation 2021 on 2 June 2021. Register at https://t.co/ikWp7IC6Js by 1 June 2021, 12 pm, for free access to the first day's conference programme.
https://t.co/UQZOmktVKn is a computing education outreach programme organised by students, for students in Singapore. If you are a high school student who is interested to be involved as one of the organisers for this year's event, sign up via https://t.co/82NG3JBriH
CTE-STEM 2021 pre-conference webinar 23 Apr 2-330 pm (GMT+8): Computational thinking education in India and Indonesia by Mr Vipul Shah (Tata Consultancy Services) & Dr Inggriani Liem (Bebras Indonesia NBO). Register by 20 Apr at https://t.co/5SXfbb22CO
Home-grown tech company @SeaGroup has gifted S$50 million to #NUSComputing, the largest corporate gift @NUSingapore has received to date. This gift will support our efforts to develop talent and #research in #computing. Read more: https://t.co/hnzNheCXI1
NIE will be hosting the 5th #APSCE International Conference on #ComputationalThinking and #STEMEducation 2021. The conference committee welcomes paper submissions relevant to “Computational Thinking and STEM Education”. More details: https://t.co/DWl4aoN2sX #callforpapers#NIEOER
"Coding at a Crossroads": In our new @CACMmag article, @nrusk1 and I discuss key strategies for supporting coding and creative learning in schools in the decade ahead. Article: https://t.co/bHxJaphD9k Video: https://t.co/LrRr964sxQ
Forty years after its first publication, computer scientist Seymour Papert’s revolutionary book behind the much-loved LEGO® #MINDSTORMS is back in paperback with a new forward by @mres. #sciencetwitter
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Dashboards don’t have to be data dumpsters. At their best, they are monuments to what matters within an organization. @elibryan on the dashboard's higher calling: https://t.co/0IVeyiGLC4
In video meetings it's a hassle to unmute just to say one word especially if someone else is speaking. I created a video lens that uses hand gestures to show comic-book style messages instead. So far it's been pretty fun!
Face to face teaching could be a ‘superspreading’ event for the Coronavirus. It should be banned until their promoters can show clear evidence for the safety of such classrooms. How 'Superspreading' Events Drive Most COVID-19 Spread - Scientific American https://t.co/Ik2U7sen7c