Free CS Classrooms Resource
Greetings to this sub's wonderful CS educators!
I'm with a 501(c)(3) technology nonprofit focusing on CS education accessibility. We've been working with some local teachers over the past year to create a free resource, csroom.org, to remove barriers to CS education and are looking for feedback and/or additional teachers to onboard for the summer or fall semesters.
CS Room is completely free for teachers and their students, funded entirely by donations and other revenue-generating work. It provides students and teachers with a web-based Linux programming environment. Teachers can upload assignments to automatically share these with students, view their progress at a glance or drill into their code, and autograders (or manual scoring) allow for an integrated gradebook. Student code keeps running after class ends and can be viewed on a web address, allowing for large scope projects that students can own and be proud of outside of class. There is also a small library of lessons designed to address CSTA standards for grades 9-12, and the platform can be used by anyone K-12+.
If you have any feedback you'd like us to work on, please let me know in the comments! Or DM me if this works better for you. You can sign up through the website to grant your school/classroom access. We aim to approve all signup requests, capacity permitting.
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