The code.org website is set up to allow users of all ages to go up to 20 hours beyond the hour of code tutorial to learn more complex computer science ideas, such as algorithms, functions and events.

While Hour of Code’s tutorials are merely a taste, learning programming on your own can be a larger project.

What is Hour of Code? A Chance to Kickstart Your Coding Literacy Hour of Code events can be a fun way for you to build your coding literacy, regardless of your skill level.

The global "Hour of Code" project, spearheaded by the nonprofit code.org, aims to get 10 million schoolchildren, ages 6 and older, to spend an hour this week learning the basics of coding ...

"Hour of Code" strives to spark students' interest in computer technology. With demand growing for students with skills in computer science and programming, Code.org -- a non-profit dedicated to ...

Millions of students from kindergarten through 12th grade are learning computer code this week as part of "Hour of Code," a nationwide campaign embraced by President Obama and featuring free ...

Ten million students around the country are participating in Code.org's Hour of Code, an initiative to promote teaching computer science in public schools.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - It was Lincoln’s first in-person Hour of Code event since 2019, and judging by the amount of curious squints and smiles, Lincoln’s students have been eager to get back ...

The Hour of Code: Sophomores in John Delisle’s Interactive Media class take part in the “The Hour of Code" project, a student-guided, critical thinking project undertaken in December.

The global “Hour of Code” project, spearheaded by the nonprofit code.org, aims to get 10 million schoolchildren, ages 6 and older, to spend an hour this week learning the basics of coding.