CT_LifeSci

==Computational Thinking in Life Sciences Resources/links == In Life Sciences || **LINKS** || A Site for K-12 computer science educators || [] || [] || [] ||
 * **Computational Thinking:**
 * The Pre-Collegiate Faculty Connection.
 * A Computational Science authoring tool || [|http://scalablegamedesign.cs.colorado.edu] ||
 * Alice - Programming language based on Standard ML || [|www.ps.uni-sb.de/alice/] ||
 * Computer Science 4 FUN || [|www.cs4fn.org] ||
 * Computer Science-in-a-Box (Teach Computational concepts without a computer) || [|www.ncwit.org/unplugged] ||
 * The Beginner Developer Learning Center from Microsoft || A wealth of tutorials and lessons
 * Computer Science Teachers Association (The Primary resource for ALL cs teachers) || [|www.csta.acm.org] ||
 * Computer Science Unplugged || [|www.csunplugged.com] ||
 * Introduction to Media Computation (A media-based path into computer Science) || [|www.coweb.cc.gatech.edu/mediaComp-plan] ||
 * Pre-Collegiate Faculty Connection from Microsoft || [|www.microsoft.com/education/facultyconnection/precollegiate] ||
 * The Integrated Circuit || [] ||
 * Phrogram (A programming environment for kids) || [|www.phrogram.com] ||
 * The Kids Corner - Programming resources for kids from Microsoft || [] ||
 * Microsoft Visual Studio Express Editions - Free, Lightweight, easy-to-use, and easy-to-learn tools for the student developer || [] ||
 * Scratch + Other projects from LifeLong Kindergarden - Easy to learn and use programming environment for children || [|http://scratch.mit.edu]