Our first conference in 3 years this past Saturday April 29th was a success!
Thank you to the ACSE Executive, to our partners ECOO, the sponsors/vendors, and of course, to all the attendees.
Looking forward to seeing you Next Year!
HOLY MOLY! There are now 5 days left to register for the Computational Thinking & Coding Conference on this Saturday April 29th!
There are a wide variety of presentations applicable to just about everyone from elementary STEM teachers, to secondary computer studies and engineering, to secondary math and science teachers.
For more information please visit the conference website at https://acse.net/ctc23/
Looking forward to seeing you there!
It’s just under 2 week until the Computational Thinking & Coding Conference on April 29th and we couldn’t be more excited!
There are a wide variety of presentations applicable to just about everyone from elementary STEM teachers, to secondary computer studies and engineering, to secondary math and science teachers.
For more information please visit the conference website at https://acse.net/ctc23/
Good morning everyone! Just a reminder that there are just under 2 weeks remaining in the early bird special for the Computational Thinking & Coding Conference, offered in partnership by ACSE and ECOO. There are a wide variety of presentations applicable to both computer engineering and computer science teachers. The early bird deadline is April 15th after which the ticket price will increase. For more information please visit the conference website at https://acse.net/ctc23/
The annual ACSE Conference has returned and we have partnered with ECOO to offer our first face-to-face conference event since start of the pandemic.
The event will take place on Saturday, April 29 at Seneca (Newnham) College in Toronto. With a focus on Computational Thinking and Coding, the event will draw together secondary Computer Studies teachers with educators from K-12 and Faculties of Education. Anyone involved in supporting coding-specific learning across the curriculum is welcome!
Presentation include topics such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), working with Phidgits or micro:bits, GitHub, robotics, cybersecurity, and a variety of STEAM projects … view the sessions.
We look forward to getting together again and re-connecting with colleagues old and new!
See you at the event!
Recently, the Ministry of Education in Ontario funded various groups to build resources to support the Revised Grades 1-8 Science and Technology curriculum.
The Science Teachers Association of Ontario (STAO), the Ontario Council for Technology Education (OCTE), and ACSE subject associations worked collaboratively to develop teaching resources including:
All of these resources are now available on the new Science and Technology website.
The next ACSE conference will be held on Saturday, April 29, 2023. The location will be at Seneca College Newnham Campus in Toronto.
We will soon be issuing another Call for Speakers.