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Inspire students to try Computer Science
1. Find a guest speaker
Thousands of engineers and individuals passionate about computer science have signed up to volunteer as a mentor or a guest speaker. You can use our map of volunteers to contact local volunteers to visit your classroom, or search in any city to find computer science students or technical professionals who are ready to inspire your students remotely, via video chat.
2. Show these videos
Change the Face of Computer Science (3 min)
Hour of Code with Steph Curry (2 min)
Push yourself. Anybody can learn. (1 min)
Computer Science is Changing Everything (5 min)
Inspire a girl (2 min)
Computer Science intro (1 min)
What Most Schools Don't Teach (5 min)
President Obama on computer science (1 min)
Hour of Code is Here - Anybody Can Learn (2 min)
Anybody Can Learn (1 min)
My Name is Aracely (3 min)
Lo Que Falta En Nuestras Escuelas (2 min)
Young Women in Computer Science (2 min)
- More inspirational videos featuring role models and celebrities
- More inspirational videos featuring professionals in technology fields
3. Learn about Careers in Tech
Watch videos and read interviews with inspirational people working in a variety of roles to change the face of technology and the world.
4. Put up these posters
Looking for posters? Find them all here! You can also order our latest posters directly from Amazon.
5. Grow participation by women
- Top 4 Ways to Recruit Girls to Try Computer Science
- NCWIT outreach guide for computer science
- Outreach guide for Latinas
- Fact-sheet for participation by women
- Awards and recognition for girls engaged in coding
6. Other Materials
- Check out these Teaching tips for introducing CS to a classroom
- Video library: Use these videos to teach computer science in any class worldwide.
- One-pager: What can you do with CS?
