Teacher Resources

BJC Teachers Piazza Group - All teachers should join. This is the primary way that PD leaders and the developers of BJC and Snap! communicate with teachers. (Email contact@bjc.berkeley.edu for access)
Guidance for the AP Performance Tasks - links, related videos, and standards
BJC Professional Development Materials
College Board Endorsement documents from 2016:
- Curriculum Syllabus - acceptable for 2017-2018 submission to the College Board
- Curriculum Map - shows which units cover which EUs and LOs (from 2016; new version forthcoming)
- Curriculum Outline - describes each unit and how it covers the standards (from 2016; new version forthcoming)
AP CS Principles Resources - collection of links and documents from College Board

Pacing Guides

First-Year Teacher Pacing Guide - skips non-required content
Experienced Teacher Pacing Guide - covers all content and assumes approximately one lab page covered each day

This one is not ready to go live because it requires restructuring the repo. I suggest just numbering the units the numbers that they actually are and putting it up, but BH disagrees. --MF, 9/6/18

Non-AP Pacing Guide - excludes content included specifically for AP CS Principles (such as Performance Tasks), includes recursion units, and follows first-year teacher pacing (Student Link to Non-AP version of course)

NYC Resources

Greater BJC Community Resources

bjc.berkeley.edu - the BJC site at University of California, Berkeley
Classroom Resources generated by BJC master teachers - requires access to BJC Teachers Piazza group (email contact@bjc.berkeley.edu for access)
BJC on edX:
- edX BJC Videos - videos from the all-ages non-AP Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) version of BJC that might be helpful in any BJC context
- The global, MOOC version of BJC can be found at bjc.link/bjcedx; this is for users who want to use the edX format of BJC instead of bjc.edc.org
- The customizable, Small Private Online Course (SPOC) version of BJC is accessible by emailing contact@bjc.berkeley.edu; this is for teachers who want to adapt the MOOC version for their own course instead of using bjc.edc.org

BJC Curriculum Resources

Pacing Guides

NYC Resources

Greater BJC Community Resources

Snap! Mirror Sites