PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — From learning to code to programming robots, the program Engineering For Kids is providing students with hands-on summer activities in science, technology, engineering ...

Coleman also recommends Scratch, a free program by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology designed to teach coding to kids ages 8-16, although it is used by people of all ages, and ScratchJr, a ...

Coleman also recommends Scratch, a free program by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology designed to teach coding to kids ages 8-16, although it is used by people of all ages, and ScratchJr, a ...

This is the philosophy that powers Bowie-based Code Super Powers, a company that creates and runs coding camps, after school programs and first-period programs for kids ages 6 to 16.

In past summers, students in the Women in Engineering Program would travel to local summer camps or day care centers to lead elementary-age kids in hands-on engineering activities. During the COVID-19 ...

Kids love video games and the beautiful thing about Code Ninjas is we take that interest and turn it into something wonderful. Starting April 18, the South Broad location will begin offering its Code ...

SMU's singular approach to integrating rigorous learning with hands-on experience will prepare you to achieve your ...

Kevin Jarrett isn't your typical computer teacher. His students build walls from clay, sand and water. They design parachutes from coffee filters. And it's perfectly fine if the things they build ...

This week's Heart of Stark showcases the Schalmo Family YMCA in Canal Fulton, which is offering coding and robotics workshops for kids this summer.