Computational Thinking is solving problems, designing systems, and understanding human behavior by drawing on the concepts fundamental to computer science.
– JEANNETTE WING –
Our Classes
PreK & Elementary
Computational Thinking
Computational Art
Computational Chemistry
Computational eWear / Electronics
Computational Music
(3 years old- 5th Grade)
Evening Power Labs
(PreK-7th Grade)
(Friday, Saturday, Sunday evenings)
Middle School & High School
Computational Art
Computational Chemistry
Computational eWear/Electronic
Computational Music
Annual coding competitions for ages 6th to 12th grade.
Evening Power Labs
PreK-7th Grade
(Friday, Saturday, Sunday evening)
Adults
Are you a “Wanna-Be-Game Designer?”
Do you just want to build a web page?
Are you a teacher wanting to include more STEM activites into your curriculum?
Seniors
Helping our Senior Community stay engaged, connected and mentally active by offering Tech Savvy Senior Classes.
Senior Lab
A time for Seniors, ages 60+, to come together in a social environment to stay engaged, connected and mentally active.
School Breaks
We understand that just because the kids are out of school does not mean that mom & dad get out of work. Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer breaks are supposed to be fun; However, no one says you cannot have fun while learning. Join us on short bursts of tech education while parents work to keep the lights on.
Special Events
Birthday Parties and Community Involvement.
We want to help our community move their ideas forward, fast-track their learning and help them solve issues that make a significant impact in the community.
Need a space to host your next tech event, training session or even a monthly meet-up? Our space is your space.
We aim to ensure that all students:
- Can understand and apply the fundamental principles and concepts of computer science, including abstraction, logic, algorithms, data decomposition and data representation
- Can analyze problems in computational terms, and have repeated practical experience of writing computer programs in order to solve such problems
- Can evaluate and apply information technology, including new or unfamiliar technologies, analytically to solve problems
- Are responsible, competent, confident and creative users of information and communication technology
- Help Hawaii build computational confidence in our youth, even the very young (preK).
- Empower Hawaii’s Educators to integrate programming and systems thinking into their classrooms.
- Provide an open learning space for our community to attend classes offered by professionals in various fields.
- Helping our Senior Community stay engaged, connected and mentally active by offering Tech Savvy Senior Classes.