@learningcodeygk

We design, deliver, and partner on technology education for Canadians and run programs for #Ladies #Kids #Girls #Teens #Teachers

 Kingston, Ontario
kingston.canadalearningcode.ca
Joined August 2017
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It's National Ladies Learning Code Day! What a great day to learn about inclusive UX Design. 🙌 We can't wait to hear about your learning experience - share with us by using #llcCodeDay! 🤩
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DKCanada@DKCanada1 Sep 2019
Each year coding becomes more and more a part of kids lives - and in school. But why is coding important? And what makes it cool? Our friends @learningcode have 5 Great Reasons Kids Should Learn to Code tinyurl.com/ycdkaqek #coding #code #STEM #STEAM #technology #backtoschool
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😍 this #️⃣ coaster gift. Our summer intern gets me 😂
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Last weekend was the beginning of our 50th year! We welcomed back our alumni, our previous department heads, and our retired faculty & staff. Over 100 attendees celebrated this community. flux.cs.queensu.ca/news/2019… #QSC50 #QSCAlumni #queensu
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And just like that, we're eight! The last eight years have been absolutely incredible and I can't wait to see what the next have in store for our growing community across 🇨🇦 Happy 8️⃣ Birthday, @learningcode! 🎂🎈
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Excited to be the charity of choice for this #TechBet and a massive thank you to the organizers!
TechTO
@TechTO30 May 2019
Two basketball powerhouses. Two tech cities. Two great causes🏀 The #TechBet is on between Toronto's and San Francisco's technology ecosystem. The bet is starting at $10,000 and is now open for pledges 👉 techtoronto.org/techbet . #TechBet #WeTheTech
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Amber Mac
@ambermac15 May 2019
Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'I Don't Think a Four-Year Degree is Necessary to Be Proficient at Coding' (Certainly not if we can get coding into our school systems like it should be!) macrumors.com/2019/05/10/app…
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Response I.T.@Response_IT5 Apr 2019
Next Saturday our Lead Developer, Tina will be teaching young minds at @learningcode's upcoming #Hackathon. This fun event teaches the fundamentals of #CSS and #HTML and what they can do. For more info click here: responseit.ca/event/teen-hac…
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Danielle Moore on the Ethiopian Air flight that claimed lives of 157 people. Danielle dedicated her life to helping others. Our hearts and condolences are with her family and friends as we mourn this tragic loss. canadalearningcode.ca/statem…
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Sudo Labs@sudolabs_25 Feb 2019
TOMORROW! Sudo Labs founder & CEO @mmangos_ is teaching this free workshop on #CSS sudo-feb-2019.eventbrite.ca/ #ygktech #queensu #sudolabs #ygk #kingstoncanada#womenintech #webdev @EventsYGK @EventsQueens
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This winter, we’ll bring the learning to you! No matter the season, Code Mobiles are always on the road bringing technology education to youth across the country for FREE. Want us to do a lesson at your school or event? Request a visit here: ow.ly/LTTo30nNVne
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SmartCoding@SmartCodingTeam19 Feb 2019
This is the real #womenintech superpower! Amazing job ladies! Extremely proud of all #fullstack course graduates who got their certificates yesterday👩‍🎓💚Congrats! 🎉
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NASA
@NASA18 Feb 2019
Mary Jackson — our first black female engineer — was just as committed to community service as she was to our missions. She spent her free time helping kids at the community center conduct their own experiments. Learn & reflect for #BlackHistoryMonth: go.nasa.gov/2N9ZaPm
Mary Jackson began her engineering career in an era in which female engineers of any background were a rarity. In the 1951 when she was hired by NASA's predecessor agency, the NACA, she very well may have been the only black female aeronautical engineer in the field.

ALT Mary Jackson began her engineering career in an era in which female engineers of any background were a rarity. In the 1951 when she was hired by NASA's predecessor agency, the NACA, she very well may have been the only black female aeronautical engineer in the field.

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Kingstonist@kingstonist12 Feb 2019
A pretty cool opportunity for #ygk youths to "move beyond just being consumers of technology to becoming creators of technology." Thanks to @NourMazloum96 this article on the @learningcodeygk workshop this Saturday: kingstonist.com/coding-works…
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Sudo Labs@sudolabs_12 Feb 2019
Unfortunately we will have to reschedule today's #CSS workshop due to the extreme weather predicted for today :( We’ll let you know over email (if you're registered) and on social media when we set a new date! #ygktech #ygk #sudolabs #queensu
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GirlSySTEM@_GirlSySTEM11 Feb 2019
CONTEST TIME - in honour of #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience we want to celebrate all of YOU! We will be giving away a prize to one lucky STEMist! All you need to do is Like & Retweet this photo with the hashtag #february11. Let’s spread the word 👏 #WomenAndGirlsInScience
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Co-Founder and CEO of @learningcode @melsariffodeen speaks on how innovation must evolve; importance of changing how students learn in the classroom, via @stefanpalios @BetaKit. #FutureMakers. For #HerInformedOps contact Melissa @ bit.ly/2HZ2DA7. betakit.com/first-futuremake…
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We can't wait for our #GoCodeGirl event that's coming up next Saturday, February 9, 2019. There are still spaces available. Don't miss out! Follow the link to register: bit.ly/2lx28xR
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We loved the energy in our Kingston HTML & CSS workshop today! Thanks to Tina, our lead instructor, our mentors and all of the learners who came out! Feel free to share your websites with us! #CodeTimeGoTime
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