weteachcs.bsky.social
@weteachcs
We seek to educate and inspire K-12 CS teachers, administrators, professional development providers, and university instructors to realize the vision of computer science for all. #EduSky #STEMsky #TechSky #SportsSky #TeacherSky
From EdSurge: Professional development is crucial in ensuring teachers can put AI to work effectively. But a recent study from Texas Tech found that professional development options around AI may not be readily available in rural schools. Read: buff.ly/LlB26gS
Researchers have developed a way to program human cells to perform calculations and make autonomous decisions, similar to computer chips. Why does this matter? Scientists have wanted to program cells to recognize diseases and respond. Learn more: buff.ly/HtltOhl
CYBER.ORG's A+ Core One provides an overview of mobile devices, networking, hardware, virtualization, and troubleshooting concepts that prepare students for real-world IT environments. Learn more: buff.ly/zrlASvg
Our very own Carol Fletcher joins the latest episode of My EdTech Life to talk AI in the modern world. Fletcher talks about the adversarial relationship between students and teachers over AI, messaging coming out of corporate America, and more. Listen: buff.ly/lBX8UAO
CodeAI's AI 101 for Educators introduces you to tools that can save time, spark creativity, and support student learning. Learn practical strategies for responsible use and gain confidence in navigating this rapidly evolving technology. Register: buff.ly/CzVygzh
Develop a certification mindset! The CYBER.ORG Technology Plus Bootcamp explores classroom-ready lessons, hands-on labs, and strategies for integrating certification-focused content into existing CS and CTE pathways. Learn more: buff.ly/VFdU5J8
We loved connecting with everyone at #CSTA2026! Whether you visited our booth to learn about new TEKS, the latest AI trends or simply to say hello, we appreciate you! Want to say connected? Sign up for our newsletter! buff.ly/XXo605C
Texas is one of only five states with no formal AI guidance for K-12 education. The Texas AI in Education Task Force produced a report to offer state policymakers a clear-eyed assessment of where Texas stands and a concrete path forward. Read the report: buff.ly/DQQXNdt
Are you ready to explore how AI can transform your classroom? Join us August 15 for the ALIGN AI Literacy in Action Symposium at Texas Tech. This event is a unique opportunity to discover practical ways to bring AI into your teaching practice! Apply: buff.ly/HWMpu8P
Join us at micro:bit Live USA South 2026 for two days of creativity, collaboration and connection, December 7-8 in Austin! Want to lead a session? Submit a proposal: buff.ly/KsUCBsu Worried about cost? Apply for a scholarship: buff.ly/nNi3aZG
From Education Week: A recent report examines how districts are weighing the pressure — from parents, teachers, and advocates — to scale back tech use, at the same time they’re trying to protect what they see as its most beneficial applications. Read: buff.ly/2x3l3Bc
CSTA thrives on volunteer support! The new Teaching and Learning Advisory Group will lay the groundwork for a future committee dedicated to bridging the needs of teacher leaders and the classroom teachers they support. Apply: buff.ly/uaog1Vh
Set for July 16, QuanTime is designed to introduce K-12 educators to hands-on quantum science activities that can be easily integrated into the classroom to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and interest in STEM disciplines! Register by July 15: buff.ly/j6OevIK
The micro:bit Activity Playground provides engaging learning experiences that integrate science, mathematics, social studies, and reading. Explore lessons that support critical thinking and the practice of core academic skills. Learn more: buff.ly/i5RGUmd
In 2025-2026, the Texas Mobile STEM Lab program served all 20 education service regions, reaching 62,762 students across 3,481 K-8 classrooms. The team is now preparing for the 2026-2027 Mobile STEM Lab school year. View the STEM Lab selections: buff.ly/fo1hBZv
Mark your calendars for a webinar on how government, industry, and academia are shaping the future of the cyber workforce in the age of AI. Join NICE K-12 on June 15 to learn how to advance and sustain the cyber workforce. Register: buff.ly/NVqy85P
Explore CYBER.ORG's A+ Core One, designed around the first portion of the CompTIA A+ certification. Participants will examine course structure, activities, and certification-focused resources. Learn more: buff.ly/xGjMbn8
From The74: While school mathematics is valuable, it can sometimes limit curiosity-driven exploration. In contrast, home environments offer opportunities to engage children in everyday mathematics that connect to their lived experiences. Read: buff.ly/UQ5D4SM
From @physorg_com: Artificial intelligence could undermine meaningful learning unless feedback stays rooted in connection, a study suggests. Read: buff.ly/Ce4wOmN
Summer may bring a break from school routines, but scammers stay busy. Learn common summer scams and simple tips educators can use to stay safe. — via @tcea.org Read: buff.ly/o365g2P
Be the first to discover the @nstaofficial.bsky.social’s newest professional learning experiences and find the right fit for your educators. Join on July 9 for a first look at new professional learning offerings designed to support science and #STEM educators. Learn more: buff.ly/AXsvoQg
The Mark Cuban Foundation Teacher Bootcamp provides educators with foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence, practical implementation strategies, and a supportive community of practice. Applications close July 10. Learn more: buff.ly/TW3xrW5
Explore cyber.org's A+ Core One, a high school course designed around the first portion of the CompTIA A+ certification. This session provides an overview of concepts that prepare students for real-world IT environments. Learn more: buff.ly/6zVCxnh
From @tcea.org: In a time when one wrong click can freeze an entire institution, #cybersecurity becomes not just an IT issue, but an issue for everyone. How can we do better as a school or organization? Read: buff.ly/CMh3vrn
Since the 1950s, the National Science Foundation has supported students, educators, researchers and entrepreneurs, building the talent pipeline that drives world-changing discoveries. Today, more than 36 million Americans work in STEM fields! Read: buff.ly/d5Nkdor
Join Spark! PreK-12 Engineering Education Outreach at Texas A&M University in helping shape the future of invention education. On June 29, join the InventEd Regional Summit, a free convening dedicated to advancing invention education in Texas. Learn more: buff.ly/J9XHi6q
The Rice Center for STEM Engagement is hiring! Rice is recruiting an Assistant Director for Mathematics Education to support and promote efforts to improve K-12 STEM education in all Greater Houston-area school districts. Learn more: buff.ly/YdawGxZ
A Mark Cuban Foundation educator told teachers at the 2026 WeTeach_CS Summit that schools should coach students on how to ethically use AI. Terri Eichholz's session focused moving toward approaches that trust students to exercise good judgment. Read: buff.ly/eB38CSx
Considering bringing AI Fundamentals into your classroom? Join cyber.org to explore lessons and activities in AI foundations, machine learning, generative AI, and more! Attendees will gain insights on best practices for implementation. Learn more: buff.ly/qDF9WTu
This is our why. This is our mission. To Jennifer Simmons and every educator and administrator out there fighting for CS education in your school or district: We see you. We support you. You will always have an ally with WeTeach_CS! See Jennifer's post: buff.ly/CyQm48W