Coding is the new literacy. It gives individuals the power to innovate and create. We need to empower our youth - especially those from underrepresented communities - to be the next great technology pioneers. CodeNow is a non-profit which teaches underrepresented high school students how to code.
We teach foundational skills in computer programming through free extra curricular off campus trainings. In 2011 we provided more than 1000 hours of free training.
At the end of our Boot Camp each student receives a netbook. The funds from the “Good Challenge” will go towards purchasing netbooks and meals for our students during trainings.
5 Steps To Our Program:
1) Weekend Training: Hackety Hack and Mindstorms are used to introduce students to programming.
2) Online Coursework.
3) Boot Camp: held over two consecutive weekends.
4) Each student receives a netbook.
5) Alumni Community: monthly meet-ups, hackathons and field trips.
The money from the challenge will actually make a difference in the lives of these students!
Submission Began
Tuesday, March 13
Submission Ended
Tuesday, April 03
at 12:00 PM PDT
Voting Began
Tuesday, April 03
Voting Ended
Tuesday, April 17
at 12:00 PM PDT
Winner Announced
Tuesday, April 17
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