Post-Workshop Feedback:

"I was very impressed by the well-spoken student volunteers who showed great knowledge, poise, and class. They are the hope for the future."

"Thank you for an awesome workshop and I look forward to working with you in the future!"

"I see many opportunities for incorporating the skills I learned in my classes."

"Learning about the frontiers of computer science gives me the knowledge to tell students what is happening now and how amazing it is."

Recent News:

• August, 2013: The Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop is profiled by Wake Forest University (link).
• August, 2013: The 2nd Annual Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop for Teachers. Thank you teachers and student volunteers for an amazing experience!
• July, 2013: Cengage Learning generously donated the Scratch Programming for Teens textbook (link) for the teachers.
• March, 2013: Google's CS4HS program (link) selects Wake Forest University proposal for developing a second workshop for teachers. In addition to our outreach to the teachers from Hanes Magnet School (link), we are expanding to to all Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools (link).
• September, 2012: Fox 8 News Profiles the Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop. Yu'Vonne, Andrew, and Kelly are interviewed (link).
• September, 2012: The Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop is profiled by Wake Forest University (link).
• August, 2012: Mashable (link) and the Huffington Post (link) lists Wake Forest University as one of the "Top Ten Campuses for Tech". One of their reasons: our recent Google CS4HS sponsored Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop!
• August, 2012: The inaugural Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop for Teachers. Thank you teachers and student volunteers for an amazing experience!
• June, 2012: Cengage Learning generously donated the Scratch Programming for Teens textbook (link) for the teachers.
• May, 2012: The Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop partners with the Problem Based Learning Institute (link), part of the Center of Excellence for Research, Teaching and Learning [CERTL] program (link) from the Wake Forest School of Medicine.
• April, 2012: Google's CS4HS program (link) selects Wake Forest University proposal for developing the Computational Thinking @ Wake Workshop for teachers from Hanes Magnet School (link) to enhance their curriculum with computer science.
• February, 2012: Profs. Cho, Pauca, and Plemmons from Wake Forest University Computer Science Department (link) visits Hanes Magnet School (link) to gauge interest in a summer computer science workshop for teachers. Ten (10) pioneering teachers committed to the workshop if funded.