Hour of Code is a global educational movement with the sole purpose of making computer science more accessible to children. The organization has teamed up with Minecraft in order to create free ...

The code.org website is set up to allow users of all ages to go up to 20 hours beyond the hour of code tutorial to learn more complex computer science ideas, such as algorithms, functions and events.

What is Hour of Code? A Chance to Kickstart Your Coding Literacy Hour of Code events can be a fun way for you to build your coding literacy, regardless of your skill level.

Hour of Code Events — Send your student to an Hour of Code event by finding one in your neighborhood; nonstudents can participate too with special Hour of Code events in their communities.

On December 9, Code.org kicked off a new, nationwide campaign called the “Hour of Code,” which asked teachers across the U.S. to help introduce their students to the basics of computer science ...

Hour of Code: More than 600 million lines of code and counting Computer science has been called the new literacy for the 21st century. And yet computer science education is declining in the U.S.

“By enabling them to learn through the Hour of Code, children are less likely to have fewer opportunities and be marginalized with less access to education. “It is great that we have this opportunity ...

GeekWire Calendar Picks: Hour of Code 2015, New Tech Eastside, and more Computer science education week, an annual program designed to inspire kids to code, kicks off globally Dec. 7.

What was the one line JavaScript that president Obama wrote as part of the Hour of Code 2014? This question was originally answered by Hadi Partovi on Quora.

In an effort to get more students interested in computer programming, code.org, backed by a number of tech and Web giants, this week launches its Hour of Code initiative, running as part of ...