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Professional Development for Teachers

Join us this summer for the 15th Annual Experience Programming in Quorum (EPIQ 2024). July 8th - 12th, 2024 at the Washington State School for the Blind.

This year's workshop is devoted to teaching computer science in practice with blocks and Quorum. Content choices are being explored and ideas are welcome. Each day attendees will focus on select programming goals and build upon the previous day's experience.

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We strive to help anyone to be able to learn how to program. By using Quorum at your school, not only you are teaching students valuable programming skills, but also advocating for accessible programming. Find out what we will be teaching for this conference by viewing the EPIQ 2024 schedule below.

Why do we host EPIQ?

The Experience Programming in Quorum (EPIQ) workshop is a 5-day annual get together between teachers and Quorum experts that want to teach K-12 students computer science. It is fun, engaging, community-based experience, that fosters accessibility advocacy, and has new code to consider every year.

EPIQ Committee

For more information on the organization of EPIQ, the committees that make it function, and the awards participants have received, reference the material below.