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Past projects 10

• See Into The World Of Digital Circuits

  Funded Aug 29, 2023

  This is a game changer for my students. Thank you all for supporting our vision and students as they acquire new skills. This means so much to us all. Now students have an opportunity for to learn "Hands-on". with this new equipment and resources. You generosity is truly appreciated!”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Optimum and 4 other donors.

• From PBasic to Cybersecurity....

  Funded Jun 8, 2023

  Thank you so much for your generous donation to "From PBasic to Cybersecurity! project." Your support will help me continue to teach my students about robotics and coding. I know that they are developing a love for engineering in the future, and I couldn't do it without donors like you.

  Thank you again for your support!

  Sincerely,”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

• Coding Joy: Advanced Coding with CodeBot and FiriaLabs

  Funded Apr 7, 2021

  Thank you so much. Incorporating technology into my class will motivate students when we return to education and continue this journey with technology and coding. Students seem to gravitate to robotics and coding and thanks to your kindness we will be able to provide an experience to students that is unlike anything most of them would get outside of school. I can't wait to share our photos with you!”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Infosys Foundation USA and one other donor.

• Bring The Pi to my Students with Python Lessons

  Funded Dec 17, 2020

  Thank you so much for your commitment to the Computer Science Education of our students. This opportunity goes a long way to building a path to their future careers.

  Thanks to your generous donations we will be able to provide an experience of coding to students that is unlike anything they have had before.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Infosys Foundation USA and 3 other donors.

• Organization Skills

  Funded Jan 8, 2020

  What a wonderful way to start the new year! I am so grateful for this wonderful gift. My students will be glad to recieve these binders and use them in class. This generous gift will make our lives much easier and give us so much more than just organization skills.

  Thank you again.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

• Allowing Young Makers Make Part 2

  Funded Jun 13, 2019

  Thank you for making this opportunity possible. This will give access to my students to the world of making and computer science. We look forward to building a strong world of Makers in Education and to develop a Maker workspace in my Bronx classroom will enhance learning and maker ideals into our STEM program and bring equality and access to an underserved population by giving students the access to making.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Infosys Foundation USA and 2 other donors.

• Making Electricity Think.......

  Funded Dec 11, 2018

  Thank you for your donations that allowed my students have access to coding and programming. Using the Pi-top has helped our robotics team get a better grasp of coding and how circuits work. They are able to create coding and make the connection between physical objects such as lights and resistors and code in real time.

  Using the Ardunio with the Snap circuits gave the students real world skills that allowed them to succeed in Physical computing class. In fact, my students brought the Pi top to show at the robotics competition and impressed the Judges so much that they went on to win their first award in the Robotics competition making ti to the Super Qualifiers.

  Please know that your contributions have a real impact on the lives of my students every day.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Con Edison and 5 other donors.

• ECS Project

  Funded Aug 15, 2016

  Attending the Exploring Computer Science workshops supported the STEAM program in our school. Getting our students to explore the concepts and ideas of computing while exposing them to Web design and Scratch projects is awe inspiring.

  Watching students go from expressing responses like 'Not much" to "I love this class " is really encouraging. Making Computer science available to underserved populations is a life changing experience.

  Developing the course to bridge the Digital literacy requirements with the excitement of Coding has challenged me as a teacher and educator.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Infosys Foundation USA and 3 other donors.

• Making History at Maker Education Bootcamp

  Funded Jun 6, 2018

  The impact of this Maker Education Boot camp experience is being felt both where I teach and where I live. We had a community makers camp with 17 kids and now we are creating a makers space in the school where my students can make their ideas come to life.

  Working with fellow teachers and collaborating with our excellent instructors was one of the most rewarding Professional Development experiences of my career.

  Thank you all for your support and vision in caring about the future generations of students who will be impacted by your act of kindness.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods

  This classroom project was brought to life by Infosys Foundation USA and 8 other donors.

• Sumo Robots for ECS Wizards

  Funded Jun 22, 2017

  Thank you for your generous donation. The Meet Edison robots have created a buzz among my Computer Science students. They are very excited to use the robots and learn about the sensors and digital displays. We plan to program and create Lego sumo wrestlers for the school wide "Build a better sumo" competition.

  One of the most exciting aspects is that the toy is like "a real Robot" as one of my students said.

  Students now want to stay after class and are building codes at home to try and get the robots moving in class. Parents are also impressed that this donation has their child excited about computer science.”

  With gratitude,

  Mr. Woods