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May 26, 2017
Blue Ribbon Educator Cecilia Brear Shares Her Passion for Code
Blue Ribbon Educator Cecilia Brear Shares Her Passion for Code This spring, we invited educators to apply to be a Tynker Blue Ribbon Educator. Out of hundreds of applications, Cecilia Brear was among the small group chosen for her dedication to making computer science for all a reality. The Blue Ribbons are building the community of Tynker teachers in a number […]
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May 19, 2017
5 Questions for Kevin Brookhouser: Author, Coder, and Maker
5 Questions for Kevin Brookhouser: Author, Coder, and Maker This week, we had the pleasure of chatting with Kevin Brookhouser, a maker, author, coder, and ed tech enthusiast. Kevin teaches project-based learning at York School in Monterey, CA and he’ll be our guest moderator for #Tynkerchat on Twitter this week. A bit more about Kevin from his website: Kevin Brookhouser, M.Ed. is the author […]
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May 11, 2017
5 Questions for CUE Chief Innovation Officer, Jon Corippo
5 Questions for CUE Chief Innovation Officer, Jon Corippo This week, we had the pleasure of chatting with Jon Corippo, Apple Distinguished Educator and newly minted CUE Chief Innovation Officer. Jon has been connecting on Twitter with educators since 2008 at @jcorippo. California’s CUE organization has been leading the charge for progressive and STEM education for years, and was integral into the creation of […]
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May 1, 2017
The World is Changing: Is Your School Ready? [Infographic]
The news about automation can seem intense, but the good news is, according to a report from Forrester Research, via Marketwatch, we’re going to be gaining 15 million new jobs in the next decade in “software, engineering, design, maintenance, support, training, and more.”
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April 13, 2017
Teacher Feature: 5 Questions for the #MomsAsPrincipals
It’s no secret that Twitter is a powerful tool in many ways – both positive and negative. Educators, every day, use Twitter to connect and share through hashtag chats, the most popular ones being #EdChat, and #TLAP (Teach Like a Pirate). The stories of educators connecting with each other through Twitter and social media are numerous, and #MomsAsPrincipals is a perfect example of that.
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March 30, 2017
Get Inspired by Going #BeyondOneHour
Just last week, we opened applications for the Tynker Blue Ribbon Educator Program, and this week, the #BeyondOneHour hashtag is lighting up! The theme for this program is: It’s Time to Go Beyond. We’re looking for educators who are ready to take computer science beyond just an hour of code and make coding an every day, integrated practice.
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March 29, 2017
10 Questions for Educator and Author Paul Solarz
10 Questions for Educator and Author Paul Solarz Educator Paul Solarz has been making a big impact in education with his popular book Learn Like a Pirate: Empower Your Students to Collaborate, Lead, and Succeed. He advocates for student-centered teaching practices and a focus on twenty-first century skills. On Monday, he’ll be moderating #TynkerChat (join here) on Twitter, and guiding our […]
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March 23, 2017
Applying to be a Blue Ribbon Educator: Videos That Inspire Us
Applying to be a Tynker Blue Ribbon Educator: Videos That Inspire Us A couple weeks ago, we announced the Tynker Blue Ribbon Educator Program, and this week, applications have opened. As teachers across the world start putting together their video application, we thought we’d share some inspiring videos to help get your ideas flowing about how to go #BeyondOneHour. Remember, being in […]
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March 15, 2017
Vote on Our Next #TynkerChat Topic with Moderator Todd Burleson
If you haven’t done a #TynkerChat before, you totally should! It’s a great way to connect with educators who are ready to take coding and computer science forward. Vote on next week’s topic, and learn about our award-winning moderator, Todd Burleson!
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