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The Lt. Gov Computing Challenge - "Coding for Good" launches on January 25, 2021.  There will be three challenges of which students can choose one to participate in.  Each challenge requires a variety of artifacts for submission.  The Challenge planning team is seeking educators who are interested in developing the writing prompts for each challenge, creating rubrics, reviewing/evaluating submissions or recording videos to assist the students in the process.  Stipends are available. Please fill out the form at your earliest convenience so that we can get the details out to students in a timely manner.

Resources

Welcome to the Resource page. Here you’ll find a growing list of resources and tools designed to support your success. Check back often to see what’s been added. Have a resource you want to share? Email us at info@ltgovcc.org.

Standards

Looking for ways to bring the Computing Challenge directly into your classroom? The Lt. Governor’s Computing Challenge has been aligned to the following standards: American Association of School Librarians [AASL], Computer Science Teacher Association [CSTA], and The International Society for Technology in Education [ISTE]. If you are a teacher or educator using these standards in your classroom, you can easily link the Computing Challenge to your coursework using our standard alignment guides. You can find alignment documents for AASL, CSTA K-5 & 6-12, and ISTE for EACH challenge:

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Submission Tools

Concept Challenge​
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Prototype Challenge​
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Development Challenge​
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submission tools
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Videos
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