Code Crew is a community of learners that are passionate about learning and teaching others how to code. Through our classes, workshops, courses, tech talks and outreach programs we aim to make computer science education both fun and affordable.
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As cool as technology is, its intricacies and inner workings are sometimes intimidating, especially for young people who may be more interested in what technology can do for them rather than what they can do with technology. However, when students hurdle that obstacle and see the value of computer science — specifically coding — they gain a broadened perspective and the potential for a rewarding career in the tech field. The following resources will help you teach your students the basics of coding and will provide tips on how to keep kids interested as you go.
Source: Coding in the Classroom: 16 Top Resources | Edudemic
By Phil Johnson, ITworld | May 7, 2015
From the dawn of mainframes through today, women have designed and developed programming languages that have had significant, lasting impact on software development
Software development has a well-known reputation for being a male-dominated world. But, despite this, women have made many important and lasting contributions to programming throughout the decades. One area, in particular, where many women have left a mark is in the development of programming languages. Numerous pioneering women have designed and developed the languages programmers use to give computers instructions, starting in the days of mainframes and machine code, through assemblers and into higher level modern day languages. Use the arrows above to read the stories behind 9 programming languages that have had a significant impact over the years and the women who created them.
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Source: 9 programming languages and the women who created them | ITworld