Coding EdTech startup Tinker Coders has launched its online coding summer camp for K-12 students. The startup will help kids from rural and semi-urban areas from Tier II-III cities explore the world ...

Adolfo Novela Maciel held a dry erase pen below a sensor on a Lego robot he built last week, triggering the robot to speed forward after recognizing the green color of the cap Thursday. Seconds later, ...

Students from age 17 to 29 can join a free computer coding camp in Albuquerque, starting in September. In collaboration with TechHire New Mexico, Cultivating Coders is making tech education accessible ...

BACK in 2022 the then 15-year-old Aisha Stone started a journey with the JamCoders Summer Camp. Little did the Immaculate Conception High School student know that a single social media flyer would ...

Cultivating Coders, a mobile coding boot camp that trains students in historically underserved communities, has started building a local workforce to meet New Mexico’s software development needs.

Summer’s coming and for kids across the U.S., that means one thing: camp. And nothing beats the summer brain drain than learning to build things. No, not Popsicle stick houses and lanyards--we’re ...

A student's final data collection and visualization project on display. Educate Tomorrow's camp at the University of Miami gave foster children and underprivileged youth a chance to get a leg up on ...

The beloved developer conference rolls into Miami once again, and young coders are gushing over the experience. The fact that it's warm and sunny can't hurt. Caroline McCarthy, a CNET News staff ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Smith and Simonelli at their new jobs. Credit: Aliyya Swaby Photo Ronnie Simonelli and James Smith ...