Four CodeAI programs won Educators Pick #BestofSTEM Awards this year: AI Foundations, AI Teaching Assistant, Mix & Move with AI, and Web Lab. Chosen by the educators who use them. Thanks to everyone who voted! Learn more: brnw.ch/21x5cDU
Students brought AI into the classroom. Teachers are ready to teach it. But is the system? Episode one of Next in AI Education makes the case for resourcing the people who deliver digital fluency.
▶ Watch episode one: brnw.ch/21x5aLM
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As technology evolves, so should the conversation about what every student deserves to learn.
Vote for our proposed #SXSWEDU panel to explore how schools can prepare students with the foundational knowledge they need for what’s next: participate.sxsw.com/flow/sx…
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Nobody can predict the future of work. But we can prepare students to help shape it. Vote to bring our fireside chat with @karimmeghji and @kmajerus to #SXSW 2027 to explore why AI fluency should start long before students enter the workforce: participate.sxsw.com/flow/sx… #PanelPicker
The real AI skills gap isn't coding. It's fluency — knowing which tools to reach for and how to work through a problem with them. That's the workforce conversation Episode 1 of Next in AI Education opens. Watch the full episode: brnw.ch/21x5853
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Thanks to @OpenAI, @sama, and @btaylor for supporting @codeorg to teach computer science and AI fluency to youth.
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Today we’re excited to announce a partnership with @OpenAI. 🧵
Frontier models are changing fast. This partnership creates an ongoing exchange between OpenAI’s researchers and safety experts and the CodeAI educators who build our curriculum.
Today we’re excited to announce a partnership with @OpenAI. 🧵
Frontier models are changing fast. This partnership creates an ongoing exchange between OpenAI’s researchers and safety experts and the CodeAI educators who build our curriculum.
Together we’ll help more young people approach AI with curiosity, confidence, and judgment; learning how the technology actually works, so they can create with these tools without accepting every answer at face value.
That’s how the next generation becomes not just fluent in the technology shaping their world, but thoughtful participants in deciding what it’s for.
More on our partnership: code.org/en-US/news/openai-p…
New from CodeAI: Next in AI Education, a series on the biggest questions in AI + education. Episode 1: Teachers are ready — the system isn't resourcing them to lead. Watch the full episode → brnw.ch/21x4ZFe @robertoalonsofl @askmsq
84% of students are already using AI in the classroom. The question isn't whether teachers are ready for that. It's whether the system around them is.
NEXT in AI Education — CodeAI's new interview series — starts with that question. Episode 1 drops soon. 🎥
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AI is changing which jobs exist — but the bigger question is who gets a say in how work gets done. Right now that's mostly the people building the systems. I want every student to be one of them. Vote for my and @kmajerus #SXSW fireside chat:
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As technology evolves, so should the conversation about what every student deserves to learn.
Vote for our proposed #SXSWEDU panel to explore how schools can prepare students with the foundational knowledge they need for what’s next: participate.sxsw.com/flow/sx…
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@JMCSchools Computer Science and STEM teachers are exploring AI instructional resources this afternoon with an online professional learning session. Thank you to Sam Morris with Code AI (formerly @codeorg) for providing this free training!
Nobody can predict the future of work. But we can prepare students to help shape it. Vote to bring our fireside chat with @karimmeghji and @kmajerus to #SXSW 2027 to explore why AI fluency should start long before students enter the workforce: participate.sxsw.com/flow/sx… #PanelPicker
A full-time offer from Apple before she even graduated.
See how @tinahelloworld got there: brnw.ch/21x4ONn
Just in time for the new school year, our redesigned Teacher page answers one question fast: What can CodeAI actually do for me today? Explore more: brnw.ch/21x4I3J
Back to school called for a fresh coat of paint. 🎒
We rebuilt our site so students, teachers, districts, advocates, and donors can find what they need faster. Live today, right on time for the new year: brnw.ch/21x4Gk1
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57 years ago today, humans first landed on the Moon. The source code that helped get them there? It’s on GitHub.
Margaret Hamilton led the MIT team responsible for Apollo’s onboard flight software. The Apollo Guidance Computer software eventually grew to about 145,000 lines of code. 👀
Explore the original Apollo 11 guidance software for the Command and Lunar Modules. 🌕
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Image credit: Draper Laboratory; restoration by Adam Cuerden, via Wikimedia Commons.
ALT Black-and-white photo of Margaret Hamilton standing beside a nearly person-height stack of software listings produced by her and her MIT team for the Apollo program.