Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
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Grow computer science education in your school
Microsoft works with partners around the world to train and support educators and schools to build strong computer science education programs.
What is TEALS?
Technology Education and Learning Support (TEALS) partners globally with nonprofits to broaden participation in CS education and engage volunteers in schools.
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TEALS educator toolkit
Enhance your CS classroom and content knowledge through support with industry volunteers. Get all the tools you need to recruit and train volunteers that can support you.
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TEALS volunteer toolkit
Learn how to make a difference in a CS classroom as someone with technical expertise. Get advice about connecting to a school community, the different types of volunteering, and practical classroom tips.
Educators and educational leaders
Access resources available through our partners to help build CS education programs in your community and inspire the next generation of innovators.
Microsoft MakeCode
Microsoft MakeCode is a free learn-to-code platform where anyone, at any skill level, can build coding skills using Blocks, JavaScript or Python to create their own games, write programs for the micro:bit, and code mods in Minecraft.
Content/Curriculum | Tools
MakeCode for the micro:bit
MakeCode for the micro:bit is an easy, simple way for students to get started building their own hardware gadgets, collecting and analyzing sensor data, and even creating gesture recognition AI models.
Content/Curriculum
MakeCode Arcade
MakeCode Arcade is the easiest way to build a game. Students follow step-by-step tutorials to create 2D retro-style Arcade games that they can share and play with friends and family. Teachers can access free curriculum for courses like Intro CS or AP CS Principles.
CS Community
MakeCode forum
Join the MakeCode Forum, an online community of people using MakeCode for teaching and learning. Get your questions answered, share your experiences, and connect with other educators.
Computer Science Teachers Association
Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) supports teachers through professional development, community building, and broadening participation in CS education.
CS Community
CSTA IMPACT Fellowship
The program cultivates a network of influential CS educators committed to ensuring all students can access and succeed in quality computer science education.
CS Community | Training
CSTA Professional Learning Series (PLS)
Participate in virtual webinars designed to strengthen your CS teaching practice and connect with fellow educators. With sponsorship from Microsoft TEALS.
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CSTA Voices in CS Podcast
Hear real stories and insights from educators, volunteers, and leaders shaping the future of K–12 computer science, brought to you by Microsoft. Subscribe via SoundCloud, Apple, and Spotify.
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Code.org
For over 10 years, Code.org has worked to bring curriculum, teacher PD, and policy efforts driving equitable access to CS education, and most recently their District Program in support of schools and teachers.
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CYBER.ORG
CYBER.ORG Range is the only free cyber range open to all K-12 educators, providing a safe environment for K-12 students to practice cybersecurity. Lead students through labs and simulated cyberattacks in a controlled virtual experience.
Content/Curriculum | Resource
Minecraft Education
Prepare students for the digital future using game-based learning with Minecraft Education. Minecraft Education is a great tool for learning CS, cybersecurity, AI, and more.
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Visual Studio (VS) Code for Education
VS Code for Education offers a free online CS education platform that provides integrated curriculum and a sandbox coding environment for everyone. With zero setup, anyone can be a developer and start learning to code.
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TeachAI
Microsoft is actively engaged in the TeachAI initiative, which is providing thought leadership to guide governments, educators, and educational leaders on the future of CS education in an age of AI.
Opportunities for tech volunteers
Discover opportunities with our partners to use your tech skills for good and inspire the next generation of technologists.
Program | Primary/Secondary
Code.org
Code.org partners with Microsoft create opportunities for tech professionals to volunteer in support of CS educators and students. Learn how to make an impact helping teachers develop confidence in CS.
Resource | Primary/Secondary
CSTA One Voice podcast
Hosted by CSTA Fellows and brought to you by TEALS, the One Voice podcast highlights important topics in CS education from the perspective of technology practitioners in industry and featured CS volunteers.
Program | Higher Education
Mentors in Tech (MinT)
MinT helps overlooked and underserved tech students at smaller universities and community colleges navigate and launch their careers. Share your expertise one hour per week and help change the life of a non-traditional CS college student.
Program | Higher Education
CodePath
CodePath has supported over 30,000 CS students across the U.S., including those from Black, Latinx, Indigenous, or low-income communities. Join a community of tech professionals offering career support to college CS students as they prepare to be tomorrow’s tech leaders.
Resources for AI skills
Explore more resources and opportunities to learn AI.
AI for educators
Learn more about how AI can take your teaching to the next level by exploring the AI skills for educators hub or the Microsoft Learn path.
Classroom toolkit for responsible AI
Help your students learn to use AI safely and responsibly with classroom resources and training.
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