- Educational technologies for social & Scientific innovation
Ed Tech for Change
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Coding for Climate Change
An educator and student resource, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, teaches both educators and students how to code Python using climate science data, as well as how to use coding to understand complex problems such as climate change. Read more about the resource and download a free printable or online version.
- Free
- Printable Blackline Masters
- Hyperlinks to videos, articles, and more!
- 8 Python lessons
Who we are
Mission & Values
CREATIVE & INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES
Educational technologies can be combined with seemingly unrelated subjects – why not learn how to use tech while exploring a new topic and conversely, use tech as a means of learning something new?
RELEVANT & EXPLORATORY TOPICS
Learning tech skills should take place in the context of socially meaningful, globally important topics and subjects, that engage students and educators alike in an explorer’s mindset.
EASY-TO-USE & ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES
Easy-to-use & Accessible Resources
Learning how to use and teach technological skills, such as coding, should not be intimidating, complicated, or time-consuming. Ed tech should not be restricted to educators and students with experience, and expensive or advanced technologies.