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Exadel Empowers the Next Generation Of Tech Innovators
During the last week of October, Black Girls CODE, a non-profit organization focused on promoting and mentoring Black girls and women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professions, joined forces with General Motors to hold a three-day programming hackathon for students ages 12-17. The virtual event attracted participants from Detroit, New York City, and the Bay Area.
Educating the Software Engineers of the Future
Jonathan Fries is interviewed about tech careers and education after he videoconferenced about technology with his nephew’s eighth-grade programming class at Westside Middle School in Omaha, Nebraska (where he went to middle school).
Why Your Children Will Grow Up Learning to Code
The push to include computer science in school curricula is gathering steam in the U.S. and around the world; soon, learning to code may be a normal part of children’s education. There are a multitude of reasons why these classes are valuable, but a changing...
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