SAN FRANCISCO — Code.org, the nonprofit that offers free online lessons in computer programming to students from kindergarten to high school, is tapping the power of the force to reach more ...

This year at Code Wars, the competition started when each team was given a packet of 20 programming problems. Each team was allowed one computer, scratch paper and pencils.

Code.org, a non-profit organization that provides free online tailored coding lessons for children in kindergarten all the way up to high school, recently held its annual Hour of Code event. In ...

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At this year’s Hour of Code, the international education tutorial where children spend time learning about computer programming, characters from the upcoming movie “Star Wars: The Force ...

Code.org has teamed up with Disney for a Star Wars-themed 'Hour of Code' project to teach kids computer programming. Given the hype around The Force Awakens, that's quite a coup for the organization ...

Have you ever wanted to code? Well, now here's your chance. Code.org has teamed up with Disney and Star Wars for the Hour of Code, external campaign. The website brings all the Star Wars ...

The Code Wars are coming. That sentence is enough to get anybody's attention, which is exactly what the Fifth Ward Community Redevelopment Corp. is counting on. As part of its initiative to get urban ...

Code.org will now integrate Frozen’s Anna and Elsa, and Star Wars’ Rey, BB-8, Princess Leia, and R2-D2, into its full 80-hour computer science curriculum to teach kids the fundamentals of coding.

Have you ever wanted to code? Well, now here's your chance. Code.org has teamed up with Disney and Star Wars for the Hour of Code, external campaign. The website brings all the Star Wars favourites ...