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News Release 16-009
Building a foundation for CS for All
NSF investments in education research lay the groundwork for rigorous and engaging computer science education for all students across the U.S.
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Travis High School students engage in collaborative meetings about computer science while studying "Thriving in Our Digital World."
Credit: Photo courtesy of Dr. Calvin Lin, Professor of Computer Science, University of Texas, Austin
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Teachers immersed in problem-based learning professional development in preparation for teaching computer science.
Credit: Photo courtesy of Dr. Dale F Reed, Permanent Lecturer in Computer Science, University of Illinois at Chicago
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Students collaborate to design mobile apps at the Mobile CS summer camp at the University of Alabama.
Credit: Photo courtesy of Dr. Jeff Gray, Professor of Computer Science, University of Alabama
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Marie desJardins, a professor of Computer Science at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, leads an NSF's funded project to build community and increase statewide support for computing education in Maryland.
Credit: Marie desJardin, UMBC
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