Leveraging Co-Creation for Computing-Infused Lessons

Computing-infused lessons serve as a way to provide all K-12 stu- dents with computer science learning opportunities. Positioning high school interns as curricular co-creators with K-12 teachers can help to create more engaging lessons. I examine the quality and impact of these co-created computing infused lessons.

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