Codecademy is already working with educators around the world to integrate computer programming with basic education provided at secondary schools in the UK, Malaysia, and Singapore.

One of the most buzzed-about startups over the last few months has been Codecademy — a site that looks to make programming accessible to just about anyone, with a variety of interactive, web ...

Codecademy provides in-depth, well-respected, and completely free introductions to many of the most common computer-programming languages and technology. For a kid with the desire to make the next ...

Codecademy is an online platform that teaches programming skills to students of all levels. Through thousands of online courses, Codecademy offers a wealth of content covering 12 programming ...

Are you looking to increase your programming literacy or share your knowledge? Anastasia Salter explains that Codecademy’s new platform for building and sharing tutorials in JavaScript, Ruby ...

If you've ever wanted to dip your toe in a programming language, Codecademy allows you to learn basics of coding syntax through eight easy lessons that teach variables, letters and strings, editor ...

Codecademy, whose backers include top venture capital firms Kleiner Perkins and Index Ventures, along with British mogul Richard Branson, wants to teach more focused programming skills than what ...

Programming has already seen a bit of this with Codecademy and other companies, which allow professors to reach millions of people through online videos, exercises and peer-to-peer platforms.

Codecademy is an invaluable partner to have on-board with the Hour of Code campaign and their first attempt an iPhone app is glorious. It’s child-friendly, interactive and most importantly ...

Codecademy attracted backers quickly once it gained entrance into the Ycombinator incubator for startups in June. Ycombinator companies get $15,000 and another $150,000 from the matching program ...

News Learn to Program With Codecademy By Jason Kennedy Aug 26, 2011 10:21 am PDT ...

Codecademy's Zach Sims says he created his online instructional startup in the belief that computer-programming skills can be a ticket to upward mobility.