Learn to code! The experience of computer programming is an exciting 21^st century learning experience that students of all ages enjoy. The enhancement of student learning via the problem solving and computational skills inherent in coding activities is not to be underestimated. Coding activities are not simply a means on to themselves, but can be utilized for learning in language, media, art, science, and social studies. Integrate coding into your math program. Have students work on geometry, patterning, and numeracy skills through a variety of coding activities.

Integrate technology into your math program. Have students work on geometry, patterning, and numeracy through robotics.

Integrate media and technology into your language, math,
science, social studies, drama, phys. ed. or art program. Students will explore various aspects of media creation as they learn to create their own media projects.

Integrate media and technology into your language, math,
science, social studies, drama, phys. ed. or art program. Students will explore various ways to present information as they learn to create their own slideshows, posters, infographics, and videos.

Integrate media and technology into your language, math,
science, social studies, or drama program. Students will explore various aspects of digital authoring and story telling as they learn to create their own digital texts.

Integrate technology into your math program. Have students work with data sets and create a variety of charts.

Using iPads and other video recording devices students will produce their own videos as they learn how to create effective media presentations.

Write a story, draw a picture, create a project or a presentation then insert yourself or a group of people into any scene or situation. Using the DoInk Green Screen app on an iPad or Adobe Photoshop on a PC students will produce their own images and videos as they learn how to create effective media presentations.