Hear what Code Clubs have been up to in Scotland and find out about our brand-new free resources available for Code Clubs everywhere.
They’ve taken part in several of our online codealongs, and they also held an event
Philip Colligan shares how we are responding to the novel coronavirus and what it means for our work to support people all over the planet to change their world through technology.
We are exploring options for providing an online experience that will enable the
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Through your donation, you give young people the opportunity to change their world using technology.
With £20 you will support 60 young learners to get creative with an online coding
Through your donation, you give young people the opportunity to change their world using technology.
With £20 you will support 60 young learners to get creative with an online coding
Through your donation, you give young people the opportunity to change their world using technology.
With £20 you will support 60 young learners to get creative with an online coding
Through your donation, you give young people the opportunity to change their world using technology.
With £20 you will support 60 young learners to get creative with an online coding
From September, we’ll partner with The Alan Turing Institute for a research seminar series on educating young people in AI and data science.
(Diagram from our forthcoming free online course about machine learning for educators
We have been training staff from UK youth organisations to help them give young people from underserved communities access to digital skills.
Online sessions to increase skills and confidence We started with four online training
Last month, the Science Museum of Minnesota buzzed with excitement as young tech creators from across the country came together for Coolest Projects USA.
At first, I didn’t understand the instructions I found online, but then I figured
