I have learned there is a lot more to learn. So wish this could have been in person and not virual.
Some great training going on here in Tennessee! Ready to bring CS to my classroom! 
#2020
I have enjoyed learning how to navigate the code.org website and have the forum to get help with the school year starts.
I did not know that until this workshop!! My kids love Kahoot!
This is the most useful professional development I’ve had in years. Excellent!
I believe that with everything being unknown, the training this summer is very helpful!! Thanks #2020
I’m excited that we can make paired programming work in a Zoom breakout room! Hooray!
Pair programming is a great collaboration tool!
Would have loved to see more time working with the program rather than teaching lessons, otherwise, a very informative course.
Very informative Lesson
Great training. I feel ready to teach my first coding lesson, thank you!
CS Discoveries 5-day Summer Workshop helped me feel more comfortable using the CODE.org online lessons!
I love learning html and looking for bugs. I’m looking forward to integrating this program with my kids.
I enjoyed learning about Game Lab and discovering details about a CS lesson plan.
This has been a great workshop. It helps to remind us that asking for help and working together makes us all better at what we do.
I learned about CSS and how it beautifies web pages better than HTML. I also learned about the problem solving process.
What a great workshop. I am teaching CS for the first time and this course has made me feel more confident.
This has been a wonderful experience! I came knowing very little, and I’m leaving knowing a whole lot more. I especially enjoyed the paired programming. Thanks for the great experience.
I have made a lot of new friends who are new to coding like myself and it has been reassuring.
Hello @victoria.wells ! We wanted to reach out to you over this separate channel (outside of support@code.org), as you’d mentioned in your most recent message to our support channel today that you had not yet received any response from us to your initial report on 2/22.
Many schools we work with block emails from support@code.org (typically from students but sometimes teachers too), and we can’t reply to bug reports. Feel free to respond to us over this channel, though we’d also encourage checking that support@code.org is marked as safe/allowed in your school email inbox and within your school at-large!