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is changing its name. 13 years ago, launched with a simple idea: every student should learn computer science — to learn how technology works and how to create it — not just how to use it. After more than 2 billion hours of learning, the focus of CS has...

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Ali Partovivor 4 Monaten

Bold move!!!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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Jeremy Hinmanvor 4 Monaten

Excellent! Also - love the beard!

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Alex Reedervor 4 Monaten

Congrats! Love the mission. Rooting for you, the team, and the students! Let me know if you are open to collaborating!

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Chris Piechvor 4 Monaten

Is the domain for sale? Asking for a friend :-)

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Hadi Partovivor 4 Monaten

No. Sorry. Millions of students log into it and we don’t want any disruption to classrooms.

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Rodrigo Sanchez-Riosvor 4 Monaten

Love the name Congrats!

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Brandon Waselnukvor 4 Monaten

let me know if I can volunteer time to help with curricula for leveraging context for humans & agents. I'm sure you've got amazing leaders supporting, happy to lend my knowledge thank you 1000x for making code .org

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mrgoldingvor 4 Monaten

Who invented the WWW?

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Ash Thakervor 4 Monaten

@hadip how can we at get involved? We are hosting a Women Equity and AI forum on June 4th kickstart the AI knowledge curriculum with our program participants and their families.

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Ash Thakervor 4 Monaten

Kaveh is a neighbour btw and Kevin is a fellow board member at my Briarcliff Soccer club.

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Yasmin Yusuf Alivor 4 Monaten

@milanifard A bold and timely evolution that reflects where technology and education are headed, but how will CodeAI ensure students learn critical thinking alongside AI skills?

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Jadugaranvor 4 Monaten

Great, now you will use 800 MW to teach people to print hello world 🙄

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Jacob Shivor 4 Monaten

curious what the new name will be tbh. 2 billion hours is wild — most orgs never get close to that kind of reach

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Rafayvor 4 Monaten

Brilliant! Would love to know more about the journey, the data, the pain points and more and host you as a guest speaker for @cohere's Edtech stream. Where can I reach you?

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