Bring Computer Science to Your Learning Community
Explore free professional development, classroom-ready curriculum, practical teaching resources, and a statewide community of educators working to expand access to computer science.
Practical Support for Computer Science Education
Code Savvy supports educators who want to introduce computer science, strengthen their existing programs, or explore new technologies with learners.
Whether you are teaching in a classroom, leading an after-school program, supporting a library or community organization, or simply looking for new ways to engage young people with technology, these resources are designed to help you get started and keep growing.
Resources and Professional Learning
Byte-Sized Challenge
Introduce students to physical computing and design thinking with a beginner-friendly micro:bit curriculum centered on solving a community need.
Explore the CurriculumProfessional Development
Join free virtual sessions focused on practical computer science topics, emerging technologies, and resources you can bring directly to learners.
View Upcoming SessionsFree Code Savvy Resources
Access free lessons and classroom-ready activities that can help students build coding, creativity, problem-solving, and design thinking skills.
Browse Free ResourcesProfessional Development for Educators
Code Savvy’s virtual professional development series offers beginner-friendly sessions throughout the school year. Each session spotlights a specific topic and provides practical resources educators can continue using with learners.
- Free virtual sessions
- Hands-on learning
- Classroom-ready resources
- No prior computer science experience required
Join the Conversation
Connect with computer science educators from across Minnesota in the Code Savvy educator community on Slack.
Share resources, discover events and professional learning opportunities, ask questions, and learn alongside educators working to expand computer science in schools and community programs.
Find the Right Resource for Your Learners
Contact Code Savvy for help finding professional development, curriculum, or computer science resources that fit your classroom, school, library, or community program.