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Next Meeting Dec 5, 2011 November 16, 2011

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Hi folks – our first meeting of the year will be at VCU on Dec 5th at 7PM. I’ll send directions later.

We’ll be sharing information about AP/IB changes, updating you all on the CS Principles pilot and planning for our first annual conference we will hold in Feb 2012.

While you are at it make sure to pledge your support for CSEd week Dec 5 -9.

See you soon!

Next Meeting: March 14, 2011 @ 7PM January 26, 2011

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We will meet at Debra’s house. E-mail me for directions.

Minutes for Dec 2010 Meeting January 26, 2011

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Next Meeting Monday Dec 6 7PM November 29, 2010

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Hi folks! Our next CSTA-central VA meeting will be at Debra Duke’s house starting at 7PM. Please pass this along to anyone you know that might be interested. Usually we bring a small snack to share.
 
We will be discussion ideas for recruitment and Mike Tignor will be sharing his AP Java driver programs for the AP free response questions.
 
E-mail me for the address (rdovi @ hcps.us)
Also, don’t forget that next week is Computer Science Education week. (http://www.csedweek.org/)

Minutes for September Meeting Posted September 22, 2010

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September 13, 2010 Minutes

Next Meeting: Monday, December 6, 2010 at 7PM

How to Join August 6, 2010

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The VA CSTA is open to anyone teaching computer science in Virginia.

  1. Join the national CSTA: http://csta.acm.org/Membership/sub/IndividualMembership.html  It’s free.
  2. E-mail rdovi (at) hcps.us with your name, institution and classes taught.

Here is the Membership Flyer

Robots to teach Computer Science July 27, 2010

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Carnegie Mellon launches $7 million initiative to boost computer science majors

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PITTSBURGH—A new four-year, $7 million educational initiative by Carnegie Mellon University will leverage students’ innate interest in robots and other forms of “hard fun” to increase U.S. enrollments in computer science and steer more young people into scientific and technological careers.

Full article: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-07/cmu-cml071310.php

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