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ECSNet is a flexible, modular, extensible, lesson repository. The ECSNet website is organized by audience. To begin, click the role most applicable to you:

	CS Beginner	All elementary teachers are computer science teachers. These menu items are for teachers who are new to teaching computer science. They provide background and sample lessons to help them get started on their journey with computer science.
	CS Ambassador	These menu items are for all teachers of computational thinking and computer science at a "developing" or beyond level of expertise. This includes current and experienced MD ES CS Ambassadors.
	School Library Media Specialists	For school library media specialists, digital citizenship, media literacy, and AI literacy are especially important. In some schools, the library is also where computational thinking and computer science are integrated.
	STEM	These menu items are for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) teachers. In some schools, STEM teachers address computational thinking, and computer science.
	Classroom/ Resource	These menu items are for classroom generalists or content (ELA/Math) resource teachers. This mostly involves integrated lessons, however some lessons may be delivered as standalone lessons if the school has a CS/CT, Tech, or SLM with that responsibility.
	Contributors	ECSNet is a collaboratory repository of lessons. The submenu items here are for contributors to support that collaboration.

Tip

ECSNet, our free lesson repository, offers over 1000 searchable resources for your computer science and computational thinking educational needs. Resources, such as lesson plans, are curated from all over the web, plus authored by local teachers. With such a wide variety of materials, you’re sure to find the perfect lesson to help your students learn and grow.

Other menu options

In addition to information and lessons organized by audience (teaching role), ECSNet also hosts general information about:

CS professional learning in the PL menu.
CS Content (standards and explanations) in the Content menu.