Mobile CSP is a National Science Foundation-funded effort to provide a broad and rigorous introduction to computer science based on App Inventor, a visual mobile programming language for Android and IOS. Mobile CSP, developed at Trinity College, provides a complete course and full curriculum.
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Mobile CSP focuses on:
i. Emphasizing writing & communication
iii. Fostering collaboration & creativity
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Mobile Computer Science Principles (Mobile CSP) is an NSF-funded Computing Education for the 21st Century research project. Beginning in summer 2013, Trinity College, in partnership with the Hartford Public School System, the Connecticut Chapter of the Computer Science Teachers Association, and other Hartford area high schools, received an NSF grant to train Connecticut high school teachers to teach an AP-level computer science course in Connecticut high schools. Beginning in summer 2015, with support from a second NSF grant awarded to the College of St. Scholastica, the research project expanded to include an online component that provides professional development training to high school teachers throughout the country. Teachers have been selected from all around the United States to participate in the project. These teachers come from a variety of multicultural and diverse backgrounds. Additionally, Mobile CSP works to include teachers from all computer science experience levels.
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Visit our website for more information about how you can get involved with Mobile CSP: http://mobile-csp.org. Also, feel free to request to join the Mobile CSP Discussion Board: facebook.com/groups/MobileCSP