Williamston High School teacher Raymond Herek won the Earsketch "Teach to the Beat" coding contest.
Earsketch is a platform utilized in Williamston's award-winning AP Computer Science Principles course. Students create music through sampling and coding in the JavaScript language. Mr. Herek submitted an entry of his own into a competition for teachers and was selected as the Creativity in Code award winner.
Listen to Mr. Herek's winning Teach to the Beat entry here.
AP Computer Science Principles students work with Earsketch toward the end of the course. This creative application of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics is another example of why WCS is a leader in STEAM education.
Learn more about Williamston's K-12 STEAM initiative here.
Students engaged in an AP Computer Science Principles lesson at Williamston High School:
