Stride K12 Technology Teachers

I’ve been writing apps to make canvas easier to use. I have an app that will pull a class list for every class that has students, one that will write and send an email to students telling them how many points they need to pull their grade up a letter grade, I’ve got one that will tell you your class average for all of your classes at one time, I have one that will automatically send out emails to student students throughout the school year, telling them what their averages in giving them, encouraging information or kudos. What I like about this one is that it only sends an email if their grade goes up or down a letter grade. I don’t know if anyone would be interested in using any of these, but I do have them available.

If you’re using the canvas platform for K12 schools, I have written several codes to allow you to do things such as send automatic letters to students with certain grade points, get a list of students separated by cohorts on the spreadsheet, change point values on multiple courses at one time and more. If you’re interested in any of my codes or writing codes of your own, I’ll give you a hint. ChatGPT is great at that. Let me know if you’re interested in knowing more about it.

I’d love to chat with some people that are teaching the technology courses for K12. Especially the new cloud computing courses.

I have 30 preps six times a year with K12. How many of you teach all 30 tech classes?

Welcome to Stride K12 Tech Teachers! 🚀
A Community for Tech Educators in K12 Online Learning
Welcome to the official Stride K12 Tech Teachers group! This is a space for educators teaching technology-related courses within the Stride K12 network. Whether you’re instructing coding, cybersecurity, game design, IT fundamentals, or any other tech-focused course, you’ll find support, collaboration, and inspiration here.

What You’ll Find Here:
✅ Resource Sharing – Lesson plans, tools, and teaching strategies for tech courses.
✅ Support & Troubleshooting – Ask questions and get help from fellow educators.
✅ Collaboration – Share best practices and connect with others teaching similar subjects.
✅ Professional Development – Stay updated on training opportunities and tech education trends.
✅ Student Engagement Ideas – Discuss strategies for keeping students motivated in online learning.

Community Guidelines 📌
✔ Be Respectful – Support each other in a positive and professional manner.
✔ Stay On Topic – Discussions should focus on tech education and online teaching.
✔ Protect Student Privacy – Do not share any personally identifiable student information.
✔ No Promotions or Spam – Keep the group free of sales or unrelated promotions.

Let’s work together to create an engaging and supportive space for tech teachers in Stride K12!

🔹 Introduce Yourself! Comment below with your name, what tech courses you teach, and a fun fact about yourself!