CARMELO, Indiana – Codelicious, the leader in computer science curriculum for K-12 education, has changed its name to Ellipsis Education in an effort to better represent the broad scope of its computer science offerings beyond coding.
“We are excited to adopt a new name that more accurately reflects the breadth of computer science education,” said Dr. Whitney Dove, vice president of products for Ellipsis Education. “We chose Ellipsis because it evokes something in progress, something with momentum behind it, but incomplete, like computing. It is an ever-changing field, and we are proud to offer curricula that are also constantly evolving to reflect the industry and keep teachers on top of trends to ensure their students are prepared for a world that is also ever-changing. change”.
Ellipsis Education’s mission is to remove barriers to computer science education. Regardless of their level of subject matter expertise, educators can use Ellipsis to teach computer science effectively. Ellipsis Education offers 13 full-year courses with detailed lesson plans, pacing guides, and standard maps. Each course includes four types of lessons: unplugging, coding, digital citizenship, and STEM careers. Ellipsis also offers professional development workshops to encourage continuous learning.
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About Ellipsis Education
Ellipsis Education is removing the barriers to teaching computer science. In every K-12 course, Ellipsis offers all the necessary curriculum, resources, and support for teachers to build confidence and ability. The curriculum includes detailed lesson plans (beyond coding), pacing guides, standards maps, and training. With school and district partners, Ellipsis Education is envisioning a world where all students have equitable access to a high-quality computer science education. For more information visit EllipsisEducation.com.
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