Make Homepage | Add To Favorites | Print Page | Submit News | Feedback | Contact | 

Your Technical Computer Information Resource!  
     

  Technical Updates @ TACKtech Corp.  

12.08.2014 - Can you make one hour last a lifetime?



View Microsoft-Press related news.

This week is Computer Science Education Week, dedicated to inspiring people of all ages across the world to try their hand at coding.

Computer Science Education Week 8-14 December
December 07, 2014

To most, the technology we use every day is always someone else’s responsibility. When it works we take it for granted, and when it doesn’t we hope that someone else can fix it. But for some people, those who speak the right language, the millions of the PCs, tablets, laptops and phones represent not just utility, but opportunity. A chance to make something, to share something or maybe to sell something.

This week we’d love you to take the first step to becoming one of them by joining the Hour of Code at: http://code.org/educate/hoc

The European Kodu Kup final, October 2014
October 14, 2014

Everybody Starts Somewhere is the mantra for Computer Science Education Week, which starts today. The week is dedicated to inspiring people of all ages across the world to try their hand at coding, either starting at the very beginning with an Hour of Code, or honing their existing skills with a range of brand new tools and platforms specifically aimed at helping people to learn independently.

As we head into a week packed with coding activities, including an employee “Hour of Codathon” hosted at Microsoft offices all around the UK, we are also proud to unveil Microsoft Imagine.

This brand new programme will provide the tools and knowledge which budding coders need in order to create, code and develop their ideas. Everyone has the right to access relevant support to help them on their coding journey, no matter where they start. As part of Microsoft’s YouthSpark initiative, this programme is deliberately designed to be accessible for those new to coding, as well as those studying it in school or planning a career in technology.

Here in the UK, these key skills have been given the recognition that they deserve, with computing now a key part of the curriculum for all pupils from the age of 5. The job is not done though. It won’t be done until anyone who wants to knows how to code. If you can manipulate the tools of today then you can create the apps, networks and businesses of tomorrow. This week is our chance to change perceptions and open as many eyes as possible and we invite you to take the plunge.



- View Press Release
- Visit Microsoft Corporation

NID: 51931 / Submitted by: The Zilla of Zuron
Categories: Press Release, Microsoft
Most recent Microsoft-Press related news.
Scottish Gaelic language support now available for Microsoft Office
Windows 10: The next chapter
The next phase of Windows : Windows 10  
Project based learning for schools comes to life with new BBC Earth natural history film, Enchanted Kingdom
Teachers: how ready are you for the computing revolution?
View archive of Microsoft-Press related news.
  Popular Tech News  
  Most Viewed News  
  Top Affiliates  
.....