Unplugged Computer Science in the Early Years
Want to teach Computer Science to young children without a computer or other expensive technologies? No problem! In this course, you will learn about the Unplugged Computer Science (a.k.a. “CS Unplugged”) movement in education and the many benefits of taking an unplugged, or tech-free, approach to teaching about computing in the early years.
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