Microcredentials
Spring 2026 microcredential schedule released!
Ready to innovate your teaching? The CS Everyone team is excited to announce the Spring 2026 schedule for our K-12 CS and AI education Microcredentials. Designed in collaboration with dedicated teachers, these online asynchronous courses will equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate and utilize AI, computer science, and strategies for including learners with disabilities in CS education.
Don’t miss these opportunities! Course completion will earn you a badge via Credly and 20 hours of documented professional learning. View our course listing below.
Our Microcredentials
We proudly offer three series of innovative microcredentials designed to empower K-12 educators in computer science (CS) and artificial intelligence (AI) education. These programs support both future and experienced teachers in integrating cutting-edge CS and AI concepts into their classrooms, fostering inclusive and dynamic learning environments.
Our microcredentials were co-designed with teachers (from public, private, and charter schools), instructional designers, and coaches to equip educators with the knowledge and skills needed to integrate CS and AI into K-12 education effectively.
Each microcredential consists of a sequence of self-paced modules. At the end of each microcredential, teachers earn a Credly badge of completion.
K-12 CS Education Microcredential
These courses will cover introductions to computer science (CS) and computational thinking (CT), lesson plan generation and classroom integration (in any domain!), and more.
Intro to K-12 CS Education Microcredential
This microcredential is an introduction to the concepts of computational thinking (CT) and computer science (CS) in K-12 education.
Upcoming sessions:
- March 24, 2026 (registration closes March 18, 2026)
Coming soon: courses on topics such as…
- Integrating Computer Science Education into K-12 Classrooms
- K-12 Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science Education
Artificial Intelligence in K-12 Education
These courses will introduce, examine, and employ AI in education, emphasizing the importance of understanding and navigating the complexities of integrating AI into teaching and learning processes.
Intro to AI in K-12 Education Microcredential
This microcredential is an introduction to artificial intelligence in and for K-12 education. This course will demystify artificial intelligence (AI) through explorations of AI types, applications, and the conceptual AI knowledge needed to support the systematic integration of AI in K-12 classrooms.
Upcoming sessions:
- January 13, 2026 (registration closes January 7, 2026)
Coming soon: courses on topics such as…
- Integrating AI in and for K-12 Education
- Artificial Intelligence for the K-12 Educator
Intro to UDL, HLPs, & Accessibility in K-12 CS Education
These courses will cover Universal Design for Learning (UDL4CS), High Leverage Practices (HLPs), and accessibility in K-12 CS education to support learners with disabilities in CS education.
Intro to UDL, HLPs, & Accessibility in K-12 CS Education
This microcredential course is an introduction to strategies to support all learners, including those with disabilities, in K-12 CS Education.
Upcoming sessions:
- February 17, 2026 (registration closes February 11, 2026)
UDL in K-12 CS Education
This microcredential will equip K-12 Computer Science (CS) educators with the knowledge and practical skills to integrate the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework into their classrooms.
Upcoming sessions:
- April 28, 2026 (registration closes April 22, 2026)
Registration coming soon, check back soon!
Coming soon: courses on topics such as…
- High-Leverage Practices in K-12 Computer Science Education
- Accessibility in K-12 Computer Science Education
FAQs
What are these microcredential series?
These online asynchronous microcredentials are designed for preservice and in-service K-12 teachers. They require about 20 hours of self-paced work. While there will be multiple microcredentials in a series, you are not required to take them all and can choose any order, depending on your interests and needs.
When are these microcredentials offered?
The courses will be open for 4 weeks where you can work at your own pace. Finish in a couple days, a couple weeks, or take the full term — it is totally what works best for you.
What else do I need to know before I start?
The microcredentials are online, asynchronous learning experiences. They are designed to be completed in modules giving them a flexible flow. Our aim is that the skills and lessons from each microcredential will be applied to your classes, now and in the future.
