Saludos. Mi nombre es Emma Cortez Llanos, de nacionalidad peruana y con más de 25 años en la labor docente; el grado que enseño, este 2025, es tercero de secundaria.
El plan de estudios que tenemos es el que diversificamos a partir del Diseño Curricular Nacional de Educación Básica en nuestra institución educativa. Lo que más me entusiasma de Code.org es que aprenderé a gestionar el curso para que mis estudiantes puedan ser autónomos en el aprendizaje digital.
Hi, I’m Laura Cesaro. I’m a primary school teacher, a PhD student in educational robotics at the University of Padua, and a teacher trainer. I work to make computer science, robotics, and artificial intelligence accessible in schools, so I’m especially interested in Code.org’s AI curriculum and how it can inspire both students and teachers to explore this important field.
Hello,
My name is Fatma Gurek, and I teach AP Computer Science Principles to freshmen. I use Code.org as my main curriculum, and I’m very excited about it. The platform offers engaging activities and labs, and the curriculum is well aligned, moving smoothly from basic to advanced concepts.
Hi, my name is Ivana Čapková and I am from the Czech Republic. My students are from 10 to 15. My plans for this school year are to try the Sprite Lab with one group and continue with the Express Course (2019) with others. For my students it’s better to have them translated into Czech. Sometimes it’s tricky because the translation in the instructions and videos is different than in the commands. I use code.org several years and like the class management and the graded difficulty of the tasks. I ‘d like to find more time and look at the other courses then I know.
Hi I’m Toby. I teach a range of grades in elementary school, mainly 2-5. I plan on teaching a basic introduction to computer science ideas and concepts so that my students may continue to be curious and try to explore and learn new things on their own. I am most excited about the resources Code.org will give me.
Hello, my name is Jenn Niemi. I am teaching 4th, 5th, and 6th grade “Coding” elective. My school district is trying to rename it Computer Science, because I teach more than just coding. I would like to use Code.org Levels D, E, and F, but everything is entirely new to me. I just excited to be a part of Code.org and access all of the amazing resources I’ve browsed so far! Thank you for having me.
Welcome Ivana! I’m in the USA, but it is amazing to hear about your previous experience with Code.org and that you are coming from the Czech Republic. I visited your beautiful country in 2006 and wish you success with the Sprite Lab and Express Course! Nice meeting you.
Welcome Toby! I teach a similar age group, well more upper elementary, but still 4th and 5th like you.
Hello, my name is Metin. I’m very happy to be on this platform. I own the brand “KODLAMANYA” I teach coding with my students in Turkey, and the code.org page is a great opportunity for us.
Hi Jennifer, thanks for welcoming. I haven’t been to the USA yet, but I have some friends from Florida and my daughter is in Ithaca (NY) at the university for 3 months now.
Do you have same age classes? What courses do you use?
Hello to everyone! I am Yan Lin Aung. I am planning to teach code.org materials secondary school students.
Hello everyone,
My name is Tina, and I’m excited to be part of this community. I’m connected with LimitlessLab for the AI-Ready ASEAN initiative, which focuses on empowering teachers and students to be future-ready with digital and AI skills.
What excites me most about Code.org is the opportunity to access high-quality, engaging resources that make computer science fun and accessible for all learners. I’m also looking forward to exchanging ideas with fellow educators here!
Looking forward to learning and growing with all of you!
Best,
Tina
Hello, My name is Kerry Caparco and I am a Library Media Specialist at a small charter school in Providence, Rhode Island. I will be teaching a required high school course this fall, Computer Science Exploration. I am most excited about having access to assessments and extra material, as well as being able to track my students’ progress on the dashboard.
Hi there! My name is Petr. I teach 4th and 5th graders and I am planning to use Code.org as an elegant tool for their first steps in programming.
Hello! My name is Teresa, I’m from Poland. I teach computer science to children aged 7-10 in primary school. I’ve been using code.org for 10 years. I love it!
Hello, I am in Virginia, USA. That’s great you have friends in Florida and your daughter is in New York. I teach 4th, 5th, and 6th grade - so ages 9-11. I am using Code.org’s Courses D, E, and F. What about you? What are you teaching?
Hello and thank you! My name Jacqueline Tyson-Hope. This is my first year teaching Computer Science, and I am excited and a bit nervous to begin this journey with our 8th graders. In addition to this new role, I also serve as our school’s Foreign Language Instructor and Librarian. This year I will be guiding students through the Code.org curriculum, helping them explore problem-solving, creativity and the fundamentals of computer science . I am looking forward to learning and growing alongside my students as we navigate this exciting subject together.
Hello my name is Amy Conarton. This year I am teaching a club that is computer science with middle schoolers. I am very excited about expanding the students’ knowledge about computer science.
Hi, my name is Alim Richard (Alim Mansur) Mansur Frank. I teach Computer Applications to Adult Education students. The students have varying grade levels. I am very excited about Code.org because it offers a wide range of learning opportunities.
Hi, my name is Matti, and I’m going to teach 8th and 9th grade in CS Fundamentals: Express Course and Computer Science Priciple. I enjoy the ability to plug and play on code.org.