RSS Feed- Percent of undergrads intending to major in CS
- Oct 2011 Publicity
- 24 States are better at AP CS than WA
- TEALS July update
- TEALS teams up with Lake Washington School District for 2011-2012 school year
- TEALS Roster for 2011-2012 Finalized
- Golden Apple from the Issaquah School Foundation
- Issaquah High School team places 3rd in Puget Sound April Programming contest!
- TEALS article on MSW
- TEALS in Issaquah School District’s Quarterly newsletter
Category Archives: art
Use Assassin’s Creed 2 to teach art history
If you’ve read my previous posts, you know I’m a fan of art history, and I’m always looking for a more fun way to teach it. Assassin’s Creed 2 is a sequel to a very popular, and somewhat violent game, … Continue reading
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Shopucation
What’s the best part about visiting a museum? The museum shop of course! This was a project I did for Shari Tishman’s museum education class. We found out that a lot of the informal learning actually takes place in the … Continue reading
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iCurator
This is a project I did for my HCI class back in the Berkeley days. We need to think back to 2001 before everyone had a smartphone. The handheld computers back then did not have any connectivity without a very … Continue reading
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ArtBanc
Since my old HGSE blog was wiped out on SpyMac, I’m trying to recall what I posted. This is one of the projects I did for my software engineering class at Berkeley. My project group got to use CS … Continue reading
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