CompuScholar

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CompuScholar publishes online, homeschool-friendly computer science and digital literacy courses. Middle and high school students can learn computing skills, coding, game programming, website creation, and more! Click on the course link below to explore each option and get started today.

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What homeschoolers say about CompuScholar

CompuScholar is appreciated by many homeschooling families for its comprehensive and accessible computer programming courses that cover languages like Java, C#, and web design. Parents often find the curriculum well-structured and suitable for teens, with clear lessons and manageable pacing. However, some users note that the courses can be somewhat text-heavy and may require a moderate level of parent involvement, especially for younger students. Pricing is generally seen as reasonable given the depth of content, though a few mention that the interface could be more modern. Overall, it is considered a solid choice for homeschoolers seeking to build strong coding skills.

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Resources from CompuScholar

Digital Savvy

The Digital Savvy course is perfect for students seeking to improve their computer skills or prepare for later Information Technology courses.

Web Design

The Web Design course teaches students how to create their own web pages using HTML and CSS.

C# Programming

The C# Programming course uses the Microsoft C# language to teach introductory computer programming and classic computer science concepts.

Unity Game Programming

This course covers fundamental game design and C# coding skills using the popular Unity framework.

Java Programming (AP)

The Java Programming course teaches students all Java skills required on the "AP Computer Science A" exam. It can also be used in introductory computer science classrooms.