
The Hour of Code is a global initiative by Code.org designed to introduce students to the basics of computer science through engaging, one-hour tutorials.
Since its inception in 2013, it has reached tens of millions of students across over 180 countries, aiming to demystify coding and broaden participation in the field .
🎮 Featured Hour of Code Activities
Code.org offers a diverse range of activities suitable for various age groups and interests:
Music Lab: Jam Session
Remix tracks from artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga, and Shakira while exploring coding basics such as sequencing, functions, and generating beats with AI. Dance Party
Create your own dance party featuring hits by artists like Miley Cyrus, BTS, and Harry Styles.Minecraft
Build and explore with Minecraft to learn basic computer science skills through various activities.NASA’s Space Jam
Create a solar system that makes music, combining astronomy and coding in a fun, self-guided activity.Quorum Programming
Designed for students with disabilities, Quorum offers tutorials that are compatible with screen readers, making coding accessible to a wider audience.
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🧑🏫 How to Participate
Choose an Activity: Visit hourofcode.com/learn to explore a variety of tutorials categorized by grade level, theme, and experience.
Start Coding: No prior experience is required. Simply select an activity and begin your coding journey.
Host an Event: Educators and community leaders can register their Hour of Code events to join the global movement.
🌐 Global Reach and Support
The Hour of Code is supported by a coalition of over 400 partners, including Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and the College Board. These collaborations help provide resources and support to ensure the initiative’s success worldwide.
📚 Additional Resources
Curriculum Catalog: Access comprehensive curriculum offerings for every grade and experience level.
Professional Learning: Discover accessible, comprehensive, and flexible professional learning to empower educators.
Whether you’re a student eager to learn coding or an educator looking to inspire your class, the Hour of Code offers a valuable opportunity to engage with computer science in a fun and accessible way.
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