I just planned my trip to Myrtle Beach with Thomas Beach Vacations. For friends who like to travel: flip.to/r/2ktyp @ThomasBeachFun
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Are there any @codeorg teachers available for an interview about their experiences? I’m compiling perspectives for an #ebook chapter for an #MLTOSU course @MrsRamirezQ502 @MrFellerSBHS @hadip @bakerfranke @rbosborne #APCSP #CSforALL
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I’m excited to talk with all of you! Can you please DM or email me your primary email address? [email protected]. I’ll be in touch with further details
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If you are still interested in chatting about your @codeorg experience, please DM or email me your primary email address - [email protected]. I’ll be in touch with further details
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Tim Nunn retweeted
My fear is that, globally, humanity is getting used to connectivity that's drastically unequal, spoiled by trolls, effectively unreliable, thoroughly surveilled by states and firms, and sometimes censored at multiple levels.
#NetNeutrality
#3DPrinted 🎄 ornament 🎅 designed and printed by @BishopReadyHS Tech Club on a @makergear #M3iD #3Dprinter #makergear #edtech
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Tim Nunn retweeted
Celebrate #CSEdWeek & 50 yrs of kids coding languages by checking out our VERY FIRST coding #GoogleDoodle! 🐰🥕🐰→ goo.gl/56yL4z
Tim Nunn retweeted
The #HourOfCode is more than trying to code - it's about learning to think in a new way. Every student can benefit from learning computational thinking! blogs.edweek.org/edweek/edte…
Check out my Hosting an #HourOfCode 💻 presentation at @InnovateOSU 2017 for ideas💡and inspiration for next week! #CSforAll @codeorg @CSEdWeek timothynunn.wordpress.com/pr…
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Tim Nunn retweeted
Everyone should have the opportunity to learn to code. We’re celebrating #HourofCode with free workshops next week at all Apple Stores. apple.co/hourofcode
Tim Nunn retweeted
Do you want to facilitate your own Hour of Code experience using Swift Playgrounds? Check out this handy guide! images.apple.com/education/d… #ADEchat #ADE2017
Tim Nunn retweeted
With the internet as an amazing tool for teaching and learning, what does it mean for education when students (and their families, particularly in K12) can’t equally access all sites? Access depending on what they can afford? Depending on their provider? #netneutrality – at Ohio, USA