Hour of Code 2014

Welcome to the 21st Century Computer science is foundational for all students today. Yet 90% of schools don't teach it. Last December, 15 million students tried computer science in one week, thanks to educators like you! Since then, over 40 million students have tried the Hour of Code. Hour of Code 2014 - let's reach 100 million students Please help this grassroots, teacher-driven campaign reach 100 million students by the end of the year. Sign up to participate in Hour of Code 2014 during December 8-14, Computer Science Education Week. What's an Hour of Code? It's an introduction to computer science designed to show that anyone can learn the basics. Code.org provides hour-long tutorials featuring Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Angry Birds, and Plants vs. Zombies — for your computer, tablet, smartphone, or with no computer at all! No experience needed from teachers and students We owe it to today's students to start with one hour. Let's make history. Sign up to participate, recruit a fellow teacher, or get your whole school to join the fun! Start now at http://hourofcode.com Hadi Partovi founder, Code.org P.S. Free 1-day workshops for teachers in grades K-5 We're offering free, in-person workshops in 60 cities nationwide! Get a head start on teaching computer science in elementary school with Code Studio. Try out Code Studio and Find a workshop near you.