Guides on building skills that matter — coding and STEM resources for students, online certifications worth paying for, and scholarships or funding programs to make education more affordable.
A degree, a course certificate, or a list of tools on a résumé can help you get noticed, but they do not show an employer how you think. For students and early-career candidates in technology, a portfolio fills that gap. It gives hiring managers something concrete: a project they can open, an explanation they can…
Introducing computer science in the classroom works best when the platform matches the student’s age, skill level, and learning goals. The best coding platforms for kids and teens — led by Scratch and Code.org — each take different approaches to teaching computational thinking, and educators benefit from understanding exactly how they differ before building a…
