Full-Time
Updated on 2/14/2025
Non-profit promoting computer science education
$97k - $108kAnnually
Senior
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in USA
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Code.org focuses on increasing access to computer science education for students across the United States. The organization provides resources, curriculum, and training for teachers to help them integrate coding into their classrooms. Code.org's platform offers interactive coding lessons and activities that engage students in learning programming skills. Unlike many other educational organizations, Code.org specifically targets the inclusion of computer science as a fundamental part of the school curriculum, advocating for its importance alongside traditional STEM subjects. The ultimate goal of Code.org is to ensure that every student has the opportunity to learn coding, preparing them for future careers in technology.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$56.3M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2012
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Spectrum Institute of Science & Technology (SIST) is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Code.org, the leading non-profit organization dedicated to expanding computer science education globally.
Code.org rolled out a new tool for computer science teachers as part of this program that is essentially an AI teaching assistant.
Exciting partnerships with Amazon, Minecraft Education, Paramount Pictures, and Scratch inspire students to connect coding with their everyday passions. SEATTLE, Nov. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Code.org is thrilled to announce this year's lineup for the Hour of Code, offering students around the world unique opportunities to explore how computer science powers their favorite activities. With this year's theme, "Make the Invisible Visible," new activities lift the curtain on coding's hidden role in music, movies, and gaming, transforming these beloved experiences into hands-on learning. This year's Hour of Code includes interactive activities such as Code.org's Music Lab: Jam Session supported by Amazon as well as activities from Minecraft Education, Paramount Pictures, Scratch, and more, inviting students to experience the magic of coding firsthand. Hour of Code will take place during the annual Computer Science Education Week on December 9-15
Singer Shakira, through her foundation 'Pies Descalzos', has joined Code.org and Amazon in an initiative to promote digital skills education among Spanish-speaking young people around the world.
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Integrated with Schoology Learning and Canvas, Code.org removes access barriers to robust catalog of standards-aligned K-12 computer science and AI curriculumSEATTLE, June 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Code.org announced today an expanded suite of Learning Management System (LMS) integrations with Schoology Learning ( PowerSchool ) and Canvas ( Instructure ). Schoology Learning and Canvas users will now have seamless, one-click access to Code.org's comprehensive catalog of trusted, standards-aligned K-12 computer science and AI learning content, removing access barriers for students and saving valuable instructional and prep time for teachers throughout the year.With these new partner integrations, Code.org will connect its state-of-the-art computer science and AI curricula directly into the digital learning platforms of Schoology Learning and Canvas. New features like one-click Single Sign-On (SSO) and Roster Sync will save classroom time for both teachers and students by simplifying access to content and automating arduous and time-consuming tasks, like uploading course materials and assignments."Code.org is on a mission to make K-12 computer science education accessible for everyone—a key part of that mission includes reducing the burden of classroom management on teachers giving them more time for instruction," said Karim Meghji, chief product officer of Code.org. "Integrating with Schoology Learning and Canvas builds on Code.org's commitment to empowering teachers with the tools they need to thrive in the classroom and provide high-quality computer science education to all students."Removing access barriers to digital learning content and curricula has long proved difficult in the classroom, with the burden of setting up and managing access often falling to teachers who are not given the time or resources to do so successfully. According to data from the Pew Research Center, 84% of teachers believe there is not enough time in the day to get all of their work done, with factors like classroom prep and administrative tasks taking up significant time. As a result, students lose out on the instructional time necessary for high quality computer science and AI learning experiences.Over the last year Code.org has collaborated closely with teachers and students to build platform integrations designed to simplify the classroom experience
Code.org partners with powerschool and Instructure to bring computer science and AI learning seamlessly into classrooms worldwide.
Code.org launches AI Teaching Assistant in partnership with Stanford.
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