Teach Computer Programming and Digital Literacy Courses
CompuScholar's all-in-one teaching solution includes
engaging online courses and full teacher support.
CompuScholar's all-in-one teaching solution includes
engaging online courses and full teacher support.
CompuScholar's online system lets you teach computer science and digital literacy to middle and high school students with confidence.
We provide comprehensive, online curriculum
We provide complete, year-round support
You just teach!
Don't spend time building your own courses from scratch. Let CompuScholar make your teaching job a breeze. Your school can start offering Java, Python, C#, HTML/CSS, Unity Game Programming, and digital literacy courses today.
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Our LMS includes integrated video and text lessons, auto-scored quizzes and tests, electronic gradebooks, teacher guides, activity solutions, and more.
Teachers will enjoy fast, free technical assistance from our subject matter experts. Every CompuScholar teacher will have a dedicated support rep for 1:1 mentoring.
Our online course material can be accessed from any web browser and works in face-to-face classrooms, distance learning, virtual and hybrid learning models.
Curriculum is aligned to multiple state CTE / IT standards and supports the national K-12 Computer Science Framework and the CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards.
We can optionally integrate our courses directly into your Canvas, Schoology or similar LMS. We also support free auto-rostering and Single-Sign-On (SSO).
Professional Development includes system orientation, monthly webinars, skill-building sessions and Praxis / Pearson Computer Science exam preparation.
We used C#, Java, App Design, and Game Design to build an engaging, robust, and relevant Computer Science endorsement track at our STEM school in Texas. Following this track our students are able to work with the same industry-standard development environments and languages that professional software engineers use every day while preparing a portfolio that could land them a job right out of high school.
- Jason H. from Texas
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