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CSPDWeek 2026
Wednesday August 5, 2026 9:00am - 4:00pm EDT

This PD will engage teachers in instructional strategies and practices designed to remove barriers to learning AI literacy, with an emphasis on learners with disabilities. This professional development was designed through funds from Google to research and disseminate best practices for all learners in K-12 AI education.
This workshop provides K-12 educators with an examination and implementation of strategies, including Universal Design for Learning and High Leverage Practices. Our goal is to help both general and special education teachers build classrooms that embrace all of their learners. Join us as we dive into effective instructional strategies so that all your learners will find success!

This is the workshop for you if:
  • You are a K-12 general, computer science or special education teacher. 
  • You want to learn more about Universal Design for Learning and High Leverage Practices. 
  • You are interested in learning about the meaningful inclusion of all students in CS and AI education, including those with disabilities.
  • This is Part 2 of a 2 Part workshop. You must attend Part 1 to attend Part 2.

Speakers
avatar for Dr. LaToya Chandler

Dr. LaToya Chandler

College of Education | CS Everyone Center for Computer Science Education University of Florida
avatar for Dr. Meize Guo

Dr. Meize Guo

Research Scientist, College of Education | CS Everyone Center for Computer Science Education University of Florida
CS, AI, and STEM Integration, Instructional Design, Teaching Practice, Teacher Education. 
avatar for Don Miller

Don Miller

Director of Computer Science Outreach and Implementation, College of Education | CS Everyone Center for Computer Science Education University of Florida
Talk to me about computer science and the arts, cats, and reggae music. In any order.
Wednesday August 5, 2026 9:00am - 4:00pm EDT
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