This special series focuses on important community issues, innovative solutions to societal challenges, and people and non-profit groups making an impact through technology. by Taylor Soper on Sep 16, ...
They are a formidable new force in the tech world – tween developers with world-class coding skills and firsthand insights into the games kids really want to play. At the forefront of this wave of ...
On the opening day of the Dublin Web Summit, it wasn't the buzzing hall of 250+ start ups that captured your attention - repeats of last year and clones of what came before them, it was what you ...
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced it’s merging with another code club charity, Dublin-based CoderDojo. The aim is to advance shared goals around furthering the march of computing education for ...
Two of the largest educational coding organisations – CoderDojo and the Raspberry Pi Foundation – are joining forces to bring coding to the masses. The CoderDojo movement has proven to be one of ...
The Raspberry Pi Foundation, the organization behind the credit card-sized single-board computers, has announced it is merging with coding network charity CoderDojo, which runs coding clubs across the ...
LIKE A lot of adults who have heard about CoderDojo ( Coderdojo.com), James Whelton's wonderful Irish initiative to teach children how to code, you might be feeling a little left out. CoderDojo has ...
Raspberry Pi's credit card-sized computers have helped kickstart a coding revolution. Thanks to their low cost, major companies like Google and VMWare have distributed thousands of the DIY boards to ...
The Irish-conceived CoderDojo movement has launched yet another overseas coding club to teach kids how to write software, this time in Silicon Valley at Microsoft’s offices in Mountain View, ...
CoderDojo and the Royal National Institution for the Blind have teamed up to unveil a series of accessible Dojo events in the UK. The first event took place at the Salesforce World Tour Event in ...
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