Rebecca Muller is an experienced educator, technology integrator, and professional learning facilitator with more than 30 years of service in Colorado schools. With a strong foundation in elementary education and a passion for lifelong learning that began in childhood, Rebecca has spent her career empowering both students and educators through innovative, inclusive, and engaging approaches to teaching.

Rebecca holds a degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Mathematics and a Master’s in Educational Technology from Boise State University. Over the years, she has held a variety of roles, including classroom teacher, digital learning coach, and computer science instructor. Her leadership in technology integration has helped shape school and district initiatives aimed at making 21st-century skills accessible to all learners.

A committed advocate for equity in computer science education, Rebecca has coached and mentored K–8 educators in incorporating coding, physical computing, robotics, and digital tools into their instruction. As a long-standing Code.org facilitator for CS Fundamentals and CS Discoveries, she has helped educators build the confidence and skills necessary to implement computer science with students of all backgrounds. She has also designed and led workshops focused on block-based coding, design thinking, computational thinking, and, most recently, the integration of Artificial Intelligence in K–8 classrooms.

Rebecca is a Google Certified Innovator, Raspberry Pi Certified Educator, Nearpod Certified Trainer, and an accomplished presenter at leading educational conferences, including ISTE, InnEdCO, Highway 21, and numerous Google Summits. Her work is centered on meeting learners—both students and educators—where they are, using STEM, CS, and problem-based learning to make instruction both meaningful and empowering.

In addition to her work at the local and district levels, Rebecca has facilitated professional development for educators nationally and internationally. She remains deeply committed to equipping teachers with practical strategies and joyful, engaging approaches to computer science education.

Rebecca and her husband of 32 years have raised three sons and enjoy an active family life. Outside of her professional work, she loves traveling, reading, golfing, and shopping. She values opportunities to spend time with her family while continuing to support educators and inspire future-ready learners across the country.