Teaching K-12 coding without computers may seem like a daunting task, but it can be a powerful way to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of computer science and problem-solving without the ...

If you're like the young, talented and unilaterally photogenic employees of Google, your annual trip home for the holidays is little more than a protracted IT support call. Your client (i.e. "Mom" or ...

When advocates push for computer science education, usually they’re talking about boosting the number of schools offering computer science classes – with the intent to reach more students. But from ...

As the presence of computers in the workplace continues to grow, K-12 schools are under growing pressure to add computer science to their curriculum. But how can educators be expected to teach ...

Computer science has evolved from an elective experience to a foundational element of K-12 education for many American students in less than a generation. But decisions about how and when students ...

(TNS) — Just six percent of high school students in the United States take computer science classes. The numbers are even lower for elementary and middle school. But you'd never know that if you ...

Students in Finland play chess to learn coding skills. Coding, the ability to read and write the language of computer software, is considered an important future skill, a fluency in the common langue ...

A $15,000 grant from the SBC Excelerator program will help Technology Now teach computer basics to the Quad-Cities. The grant, awarded to the Moline non-profit organization Monday, will be used to aid ...

People who need to learn the basics about computers -- from learning how to use a mouse to sending an e-mail -- can take a course beginning Thursday. Austin Public Library is offering a free class on ...

In a divisive time for K-12 education, an organization that represents the nation’s superintendents plans to plant a flag on ideological common ground through a new campaign that emphasizes alignment ...

Aman Yadav receives funding from National Science Foundation, Robin Hood Foundation, and Apple. Michael Lachney does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or ...