CSTA Washington
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This Tableau visualization illustrates what types of computer science courses (with an approximation the number of students taught) were taught in Washington’s public schools from 2019-24. Course categorizations include Core CS, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Databases, Information Systems, Information Technology, Media Programming, Networking, Robotics, Software Development, and Web Page Design. Drilldowns are available statewide, by ESD,…
The two Tableau visualizations CS Teachers in Washington 2019-24 and CS Teacher Demographics in Washington 2019-24 illustrate the changes in the distribution of educators teaching CS courses in Washington’s public schools from 2019 to 2024. CS Teachers in Washington 2019-24 This visualization can also be found on Tableau Public. CS Teachers in Washington 2019-24 illustrates how the number…
The two Tableau visualizations Washington CSEd Enrollments 2019-24 and Washington CSEd Demographics 2019-24 illustrate the changes in CS education enrollments in Washington’s public schools from 2019 to 2024. Washington CS Education Enrollments 2019-24 This Tableau Visualization can also be found on Tableau Public Washington CSEd Enrollments 2019-24 provides visualizations of the percentage of schools offering CS, the percentage…
The Tableau visualization below illustrates how many students enrolled in what type of CTE (Career and Technical Education) courses in Washington’s public schools from 2019 to 2024. The Career Clusters are the 14 listed in the National Career Clusters Framework published by Advance CTE in the fall of 2024. Drilldowns are available statewide, by ESD, by school…
The presentation provides nuance and depth to the information on Washington in the State of Computer Science Education 2024 Report using locally sourced data and information not included in the report.
DO YOU STRUGGLE TO EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDTECH AND COMPUTER SCIENCE STANDARDS? I had planned to give a presentation, “The Gap Between Washington’s EdTech and CS Standards,” at NCCE (Northwest Council for Computer Education) 2025 on 02/26/2025. While I could not give my presentation due to health issues, I am providing a synopsis and links below…