Crash Course Computer Science Collection
In this series, trace the origins of our modern computers, and gain a better understanding of how far computers have taken us.
High School Computational Thinking
Educational Media to Advance Computer Science
The collection includes lesson materials aligned with the Computer Science Principles framework and lesson topics which are relevant for high school students.
The Robot Doctor Collection
This educational video series extends robotics and mathematics lessons to high school age students.
How Computers Compute | MIT's Science Out Loud
Even though we think of computers as super high-tech machines with tiny parts, they can also be huge, wooden, and mechanical. It's what they have in common that makes them computers - switches!
How to Make a Video Game | MIT's Science Out Loud
Carmelo, a grad student in the MIT Media Lab, shows how anyone can start learning how to create video games by talking to machines through programming languages.
Humanoid Robot Brains | MIT's Science Out Loud
Students relate the quality of an image to the amount of information in the image and use mathematical representations to make predictions about photos.
Traffic Jam Lesson
This lesson challenges students to solve congestion and traffic delays in an intersection through modifying traffic signal operation.
The Code Behind a Photo | Interactive Lesson
Students relate the quality of an image to the amount of information in the image and use mathematical representations to make predictions about photos.
Hot Shots and Hot Jobs: Science Matters
Hot Shots & Hot Jobs features videos of young professionals as role models in innovative STEM jobs in Virginia.
5 Reasons to Get Coding
In this PBS TeachersLounge article, discover ways you can engage students with coding.
Let's Learn GA! - Model Lessons
Learn more about computer science in this series of videos created by educators.
Advanced Technological Education Professional Development Resources
These resources have been developed in collaboration with centers and projects in the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program.