Spring 2024 Networking Event
Thank you to everyone who attended our Spring 2024 Networking event. Check out the full story from our spring conference here.
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CSED Week 2023CSED Week 2023 Check out the CSED Week 2023 Daily Bulletins highlighting how Vermont educators are inspiring Vermont students to learn more about computer science. |
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Student Conversation About AI Vermont educators invite Vermont students to share their thoughts and experiences about artificial intelligence. Thank you students from Montpelier High School, Champlain Valley Union, Springfield High School and River Valley Technical Center. Check out this AI created summary and sound bytes. |
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AI For All Panel DiscussionAi For All Panel Discussion
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The conversation around AI is all around us. Looking for a way to start the conversation with your peers? Start by viewing this conversation starter slide deck - AI - Tool or Trouble developed by University of Vermont graduate students Ryan Dudley and Maddy Pimental. Ryan is a Technology Integration Specialist at Essex-Westford Supervisory Union, and Maddy is a graduate assistant at the University of Vermont. Their slide deck offers an interactive tour stimulating conversations with Chat GPT and prompts for discussing Artificial Intelligence in schools and higher education. The interactive was created as part of a project for the UVM EDCI 325 course (Leadership and Technology) and used to start conversations about AI with educators in Vermont schools.Ryan and Maddy have given permission to share these slides under Creative Commons Licensing. |
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About Vermont CSTA
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Currently, the leadership of Vermont CSTA is Jennifer Fribush, Peter Drescher, Lucie deLaBruere, and Kristen Wilson. We are always looking for people with some capacity and an interest in CS at any level to join the leadership team. At the Vermont Agency of Education Lisa Helme, State Coordinator of Education Technology has been instrumental in collecting information about Computer Science in the state. (Apologies to Lisa Helme for crediting her work to Lisa Dion, CS Senior Lecturer at UVM, in our last newsletter.)