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Tuesday, August 4
 

11:00am EDT

Introduction to Cyber Safe Families, Coding Fundamentals, and Computational Thinking with Cyber.org
Tuesday August 4, 2026 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
Virtual
Discover new and reimagined content for K-8 audiences from CYBER.ORG!

This session introduces materials from Cyber Safe Families, Coding Fundamentals, and Computational Thinking. Attendees will interact with classroom-ready lessons, programming challenges, and at-home activities designed to support educators and caregivers in ongoing discussions about digital safety. Learn how to blend foundational cybersecurity concepts with introductory programming tasks and promote problem-solving mindsets with your students.
Speakers
avatar for Jennaezha Halsey

Jennaezha Halsey

Curriculum Designer-Instructor, CYBER.ORG
Jennaezha Halsey is a Curriculum Designer-Instructor for CYBER.ORG with a mission to equip the next generation of cyber professionals. Jennaezha holds a BS in Computer Information Systems and a MAT in Education. With a background in technology and a practical approach to teaching... Read More →
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Diana Darwin

Curriculum Designer-Instructor, Cyber.org
Diana Darwin is a Curriculum Designer-Instructor for CYBER.ORG with more than 18 years of experience in K–2 education. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies and a K–5 teaching certification. Throughout her career, Diana has specialized in developing engaging... Read More →
Tuesday August 4, 2026 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
Virtual
  Artificial Intelligence, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Admin |   Machine Learning, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Admin |   AI in Cybersecurity, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Admin |   Algorithms and Programming, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, Admin
 
Wednesday, August 5
 

11:00am EDT

Design Your Own Course for Middle School with CodeHS
LIMITED
Wednesday August 5, 2026 11:00am - 1:00pm EDT
Virtual
Limited Capacity seats available
Discover the CodeHS resources available for teaching middle school computer science with our newest course "Tech Apps and Coding." This course provides a comprehensive computer science curriculum fully aligned to the latest CSTA Middle School Standards. Educators will discover a cohesive progression of technology applications, computational thinking, and coding experiences that build foundational skills and prepare students for future success in computer science and AI.

In this hands-on, three-hour workshop, participants will explore how to design and customize a middle school computer science course using CodeHS and the newly released “Tech Apps and Coding” curriculum. Built to align with the latest CSTA Middle School Standards, this comprehensive course blends technology applications, computational thinking, digital literacy, and coding experiences into a cohesive learning pathway that prepares students for future success in computer science, artificial intelligence, and related fields.

Attendees will experience the platform from a student’s perspective by navigating modules, lessons, and interactive activities, engaging with the CodeHS IDE, and exploring a variety of learning experiences that support diverse student needs. Participants will also learn how to leverage tools such as the Realtime App and Sandbox to monitor progress, support engagement, and create productive learning environments.

The workshop will provide practical opportunities to customize course content and assignments to meet local goals and student needs. Educators will explore available curriculum resources, including syllabi, lesson plans, problem guides, and instructional supports that streamline implementation while allowing flexibility for personalization. Participants will gain experience modifying assignments and building a course structure that aligns with their instructional priorities. In addition, educators will learn efficient strategies for reviewing student work and providing meaningful feedback through Code Review and communication tools. These tools help teachers assess student understanding, encourage iteration, and support mastery-based learning in both technology applications and coding activities.

By the end of the session, participants will have a deeper understanding of the Tech Apps and Coding curriculum, confidence navigating and customizing the CodeHS platform, and practical strategies for creating an engaging, standards-aligned middle school computer science experience that supports all learners.
Speakers
avatar for Stephanie Bennett

Stephanie Bennett

Professional Development Specialist, CodeHS
Stephanie is a Professional Development Specialist based in Indianapolis, IN. She taught French and English as a New Language for 11 years before tackling a new world of "language" teaching and learning -- coding! She spent three years writing K-12 computer science curriculum and... Read More →
avatar for LeeAnn Grant

LeeAnn Grant

Professional Development Specialist, CodeHS
LeeAnn is a Professional Development Specialist at CodeHS, where she designs and delivers professional learning that helps educators confidently bring computer science into their classrooms. She presents at conferences and leads workshops across a range of CS topics, specializing... Read More →
Sponsors
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Wednesday August 5, 2026 11:00am - 1:00pm EDT
Virtual
  Artificial Intelligence, 6-8, Admin |   Machine Learning, 6-8, Admin |   AI in Cybersecurity, 6-8, Admin

12:00pm EDT

Cybersecurity Basics with AI K-8
Wednesday August 5, 2026 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
Virtual
Join CYBER.ORG for a dynamic presentation for K-8 educators to explore CYBER.ORG’s newest K-8 AI lessons from Cybersecurity Basics!

Experience classroom-ready lessons and activities built to empower learners to become safe, informed, and responsible users of technology. This session highlights how CYBER.ORG integrates AI into K–8 education through accessible, no-cost curriculum designed to build foundational understanding, critical thinking, and early career awareness. Participants will explore practical strategies and classroom-ready resources that help students understand how AI impacts their daily lives while addressing challenges such as limited access, misconceptions about AI, and awareness of future career opportunities.
Speakers
avatar for Linda Morgan

Linda Morgan

Curriculum Development Specialist, CYBER.ORG
Linda Morgan is a Curriculum Designer-Instructor at CYBER.ORG, where she develops cybersecurity, coding, and artificial intelligence curriculum for K–8 classrooms. A CompTIA Tech+ certified educator with 14 years of middle school teaching experience, Linda brings a practical, classroom-tested... Read More →
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Dr. Shauntell Guillory-Hawkins

Curriculum Designer-Instructor, Cyber.org
Dr. Shauntell Guillory-Hawkins is a Curriculum Designer-Instructor for CYBER.ORG. She has more than thirty years of experience in the fields of communication, cyberspace, cyber operations, and education.  She holds a Ph. D in Educational Leadership with a concentration in Higher... Read More →
Wednesday August 5, 2026 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
Virtual
  Artificial Intelligence, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, Admin |   Machine Learning, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, Admin |   AI in Cybersecurity, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, Admin
 
Thursday, August 6
 

8:30am EDT

Introducing AI Fundamentals 9-12
Thursday August 6, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am EDT
Virtual
Gain insights on implementation strategies to bring AI Fundamentals into your classroom with CYBER.ORG’s newest high school course!

Focused on artificial intelligence systems, data, ethics, and real-world applications, this session highlights the course structure, lesson design, performance tasks, and interactive labs of the AI Fundamentals course that help students move beyond AI tools and into understanding how AI works. Explore no-cost, classroom-ready lessons and activities in AI foundations, data, machine learning, generative AI, and cybersecurity.
Speakers
avatar for Brandon Salley

Brandon Salley

Curriculum Development Manager, CYBER.ORG
Brandon Salley is CYBER.ORG’s Manager of Curriculum, leading the team in developing engaging courses and content for cybersecurity education. With teaching experience in subjects ranging from Biology and Chemistry to AP Computer Science and Cyber Literacy, he brings a passion for... Read More →
avatar for Jess Hexsel

Jess Hexsel

Professional Development Manager, Cyber.org
Jess Hexsel, Professional Development Manager for CYBER.ORG, is an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship alumna and former high school math and computer science teacher. With a BA in Mathematics and M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with an Educational Technology concentration... Read More →
Thursday August 6, 2026 8:30am - 10:00am EDT
Virtual
  Artificial Intelligence, 9-12, Admin |   Machine Learning, 9-12, Admin |   AI in Cybersecurity, 9-12, Admin
 

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