Computational Making & Learning Workshop with Dr. Gary Stager
San Francisco, CA December 4, 2026

Computational making puts creativity, coding, and problem-solving at the heart of learning. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore how making with code can expand students’ thinking, deepen mathematical understanding, and open new possibilities across disciplines.

Designed for educators of all experience levels, this playful and practical session introduces powerful, accessible tools that remove traditional coding barriers. You’ll learn how to create engaging, project-based “Learning Adventures” that spark curiosity, inquiry, and meaningful student work.

You’ll explore:

Computational design with Turtle Art
Microworlds using Snap!
Physical computing with the BBC micro:bit
Vibecoding
Wolfram Notebook Assistant + LLM Kit

What’s included:

Full-day, hands-on workshop
Copy of The Learner’s Apprentice – AI and the Amplification of Human Creativity ($27 value)
All workshop materials
A delicious lunch

Who should attend:
PK–12 teachers, math/IT/computer science educators, makerspace educators, tech leaders, and school administrators.
No coding experience required.

Bring a laptop and your imagination—we’ll supply the rest.

About the workshop leader
Dr. Gary Stager is a globally recognized educator with over 40 years of experience in educational technology and progressive pedagogy. A pioneer of 1:1 computing and co-author of Invent To Learn, Gary has taught learners from preschool to doctoral level.

Workshop Fee
$245 early bird (until Nov 20) • $265 regular
10% discount for teams of 3+

Register today - space is limited!

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If you are registering a team or need to use a PO or a check, please contact Sylvia Martinez for instructions.

This registration is not cancellable or refundable. Registrations are transferable.

Computational Making & Learning Workshop - San Francisco