Tens of millions of students will take part in the Hour of Coding event -- a global movement to teach young children about computer programming.

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.

The lessons prompt you to write and run the code for each step, and when you make a mistake -- which is key to learning how to program -- the correction hints are clear.

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

“Anybody can learn computer science,” Cameron Wilson, the chief operating officer of code.org, told about 70 students from Bellevue Elementary and Martin Luther King Jr. Middle schools and the ...

With computer coding increasingly looking like a valuable language of the future, there are a range of apps out there to help you pick up the basics.

Children in the UK are being given the chance to learn how to become programmers, in an initiative designed to get more young people involved in technology.

Douglas Rushkoff says digital literacy is not a priority in our schools, impeding kids’ understanding of the digital world and crippling U.S. competitiveness.

Hundreds of students at Mitchell Elementary have already started learning how to write computer code, and with the $10,000 grant, the school will buy 30 new computer to continue their education.