Code.org is changing its name. 13 years ago, Code.org 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 moved from coding to AI. As AI reshapes every part of daily life, students need digital fluency: the ability to understand AI, direct it, question it, and create with it — built on the foundations of computer science, AI science, and data science. Today, Code.org enters its next chapter as CodeAI. Our curriculum, teacher training, and frameworks, are there already: AI Discoveries and AI Foundations are free and in classrooms now. The K-12 digital sciences pathway is expanding. Our goal is a generation with agency over the systems shaping their lives — prepared to shape the work, civic life, relationships, and meaning that come after. Welcome to CodeAI.

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🎉 It’s Computer Science Education Week! Around the world, people are trying out coding and exploring #HourOfAI activities. @CSforALL #MicrosoftElevate #CSEdWeek

It’s official: #HourOfAI has launched. Classrooms around the world are bringing AI to life with hands-on, creative lessons — and this is just the beginning. Explore what’s happening and how we’re working to make AI literacy the new standard: brnw.ch/21wYbar