Whether you're a parent/guardian or a student learning independently, the options below are engaging, easy-to-try ways to begin your exploration of computer science. Try an Hour of Code; Watch a short video series about the basics of CS; Take an introductory, self-paced course; Create a game or an app

Learn the basics of computer science through short 5-10 minute videos on topics like artificial intelligence, the Internet, how computers work, how not to get hacked, blockchain, careers, and more! View video library

Anyone, anywhere can organize an Hour of Code event or try any of the 100 one-hour tutorials, available in over 45 languages. Make the Invisible Visible encourages the next generation of creators to explore, craft, and showcase how coding can bring their favorite things to life.

Code.org provides free computer science and AI curriculum, plus professional development to support any teacher—no coding experience needed!

Learning for Ages 5 to 11. Start with an Hour of Code, then discover more block-based coding in our Express Courses. Get creative in our fun programming environment, Sprite Lab, or watch cool videos to learn more about key topics. There's so much to explore!

Build and explore with Minecraft! Learn basic computer science skills with lots of different Minecraft activities to choose from.

Learn how to code, create, and build web applications, from the foundations of object-oriented programming in C and C++, to how to write Java. Our developer tutorials can help you learn to develop and create mobile apps, work with PHP and MySQL databases, get started with the statistical processing language R, and much more.

Through unplugged activities and a variety of puzzles, students will learn the basics of programming, collaboration techniques, investigation and critical thinking skills, persistence in the face of difficulty, and internet safety.

Code with the Transformers Autobots, roll out! In this Transformers One-themed introduction to our Sprite Lab, students learn the basics of computer science by building fun, interactive projects.

Say hello to the world of computer science with this introductory activity that equips students with the basic coding skills and confidence to create apps.