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Code.org

Seattle, Washington, United States

Founded 2013

Code.org is a Seattle-based nonprofit expanding access to K-12 computer science and AI education for students worldwide.

Opportunities from Code.org

Workshop

Hour of AI - Computer Science Education Week

by Code.org

Hour of AI Previously: Hour of Code is a free global one-hour introduction to computer science and AI offered by Code.org during Computer Science Education Week each December for students in grades K-12.

For children in LKG, UKG & Grade 1 to 12

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Free to participate

What your child could gain:

Computational thinkingBlock-based and text-based coding basicsProblem decomposition

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About

Code.org is a public 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2013 by twin brothers Hadi and Ali Partovi. The organization works to make computer science and artificial intelligence part of every student's core K-12 education. It offers free, open-source curriculum, the Code Studio platform, and teacher professional learning across primary, middle, and high school levels. Materials are translated into more than 45 languages and used by educators in over 180 countries. Code.org is best known for launching the Hour of Code campaign, an annual global initiative held during Computer Science Education Week. The organization also co-founded the K-12 Computer Science Framework and the TeachAI coalition. The nonprofit is supported by Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and numerous other corporate, philanthropic, and government partners. It has earned Charity Navigator transparency recognition and signed the Student Privacy Pledge.