The demand for computing continues to grow, and we need learn how to teach computing effectively. Hear about how students, educators, professors and researchers think about teaching computer science. From courses, research, nonprofits, startups, financial markets, and policy makers, learn how brilliant people are creating more equitable access to computer science education, by staying in the loop with us.

Learning To Loop
Claim This Podcastby Nathan Dalal, Karan Singhal
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The demand for computing continues to grow, and we need learn how to teach computing effectively. Hear about how students, educators, professors and researchers think about teaching computer science. From courses, research, nonprofits, startups, financial markets, and policy makers, learn how brilliant people are creating more equitable access to computer science education, by staying in the loop with us.
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Publishing Since
12/5/2019
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January 29, 2020
it=2: CSBridge and International Introductory Computing Education

December 14, 2019
it=1: Student Teaching

December 5, 2019
it=0: What is Learning To Loop?
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