Editor’s Note: Douglas Rushkoff writes a regular column for CNN.com. He is a media theorist and the author of “Program or Be Programmed: Ten Commands for a Digital Age” and “Life Inc.: How Corporatism ...

The RTP-based nonprofit Code the Dream teaches people of all ages to write computer code. The organization's goal is to help people from different backgrounds have a successful career. 26,646 people ...

A new Omaha school aims to tackle Nebraska’s technical talent gap by teaching people how to write computer code.

Tens of millions of students will take part in the Hour of Coding event -- a global movement to teach young children about computer programming.More than half of the schools at the Monterey Peninsula ...

The RTP-based nonprofit Code the Dream teaches people of all ages to write computer code. The organization's goal is to help people from different backgrounds have a successful career.

Most of us know how to turn on a computer and browse the Web, but how many of us can build a website, application or computer program from scratch? Some of the tech industry's heavyweights are ...

It’s a three-inch tall, green and blue robot, with a white dome on top of its head that lights up. It’s from the planet “Loopitron,” and it landed here to teach children as young as four-years-old how ...

While studying political science at Columbia University, Zach Sims looked on with frustration as peers—graduating with lots of student debt and few workplace-ready skills—struggled to find jobs. In ...

Tulsa students are preparing for the careers of tomorrow, starting while they're still in elementary school. Mitchell Elementary School was the only school in Oklahoma to get a $10,000 award to help ...