Not a tech-savvy teacher? Not a problem.
Zulama believes that you have what it takes to bring computer science learning into any classroom. We built in support for all teachers that lets students work at their own pace. Zulama also features video tutorials, step-by-step instructions and examples, and a guided student experience so any teacher can teach it, no matter what your instructional background or expertise is.
Zulama's project-based learning approach means that students spend their time creating solutions to tackle problems, just like in the real world. Students can work on their own, in pairs or in small groups, building not just computer science skills but also interactive skills that are vital to success in the real world.
Zulama is designed to offer both stand-alone Computer Science courses and projects designed to fit into and enhance other core courses like History, Science, Math, and ELA.
Created by Computer Science Experts
Our curriculum was designed and written by faculty from world-renowned game design and computer science departments at MIT and Carnegie Mellon. Constructionist learning theory and design thinking form the basis for our award-winning products.
Students can get immediate feedback and guidance from coding coaches to ideate, plan, research, design, prototype, and program their own computational apps, games, and simulations. Our coding coaches are experts in the field, and available through real-time chat to answer any questions.
Our courses are based on industry-standard tools and coding languages, allowing students to learn using professional software engineering practices such as pair programming. You'll be able to get students prepared for certifications such as the Unity Certified Associate Exam and the Autodesk 3ds Max Certified User Exam, while our Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles course can also help students earn college credit while still in high school.
DevSpace is our embedded software development environment. DevSpace allows students to code, test, run, and share their projects directly within many of our courses.
As a company intent on changing the conversation around how best to prepare today’s students, expanding our mathematics emphasis to include computer science is a natural evolution. After all, mathematics and computer science are fundamental to STEM and computational thinking, and coding is a powerful way to help students become creative problem-solvers, innovative engineers, and mathematical thinkers.
Barry Malkin, President and CEO of Carnegie Learning
