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You won't find any circuitry in these new toys at the Chicago Public Library that are teaching kids how to code.
The Advanced Placement program has scored a win for diversity with the help of Silicon Valley.
Insights from a recent Google-Gallup national research study seeking to better understand the context of K--12 CS education.
It’s no shock to anyone—there is a gender disparity problem in the computer science world. The computing industry’s rate of job creation in the United ...
As more states and districts require courses in computer science for high school graduation and the teaching of coding in elementary school, they will rediscover what previous generations of…
Look beyond the usual candidates.
Even once a person realizes he or she has a passion for information security, moving in the field can seem a daunting task. The education market is oversaturated with degrees, certifications, and t…
Much ink has been spilt about the shortage of people trained in information security – especially the lack of women in the industry. Lysa Myers discusses.
A comprehensive guide to building a career in cybersecurity—from building your lab, education, certs, speaking, networking, presence, brand…
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani spoke at the Opening Session of the American Library Association’s 2017 Annual Conference and Exhibition in Chicago on June 23.
Years later, minority students go to competitive colleges as often as whites.
America's most innovative schools constantly help teachers learn to use technology. But in many high-poverty schools, the barriers to good teacher training can seem insurmountable.
Growing numbers of computer science students are getting caught plagiarizing code, either from classmates or from someplace on the web.
“If technology can mold us, and technologists are the ones who shape that technology, we should demand some level of ethics training for technologists.”
“We have not now, have never had, and do not expect to have in the near future, any women students registered in our engineering department.”
Women have been integral to the development of computer science for all. Here are just a few of the “Hidden Figures” of K-12 computer science education.
David Molina launched Operation Code with a single goal: Modernize the outdated GI Bill so veterans can land tech jobs.
A program working on HOW to do CS Ed in K12 in culturally-relevant fashion.
As "computer science for all" takes off, researchers are racing to investigate key questions around access, assessment, and implementation.