Student grades, progress, and quiz scores update in real-time as students work through the course — no more page refreshing to see the latest updates! — CodeHS has launched a new Pro feature — Real-Time Student Data. This feature displays updated student data instantly across the CodeHS Pro Gradebook, Assignment Progress Tracker, Quiz Score Tracker, and New Real-Time Activity Dashboard. …

Learn more about how to identify potential problems when reviewing web pages and leverage the Chrome browser’s Developer Tools inspector — Suppose your CSS layout is acting odd when you pull up your web page. Maybe the page elements don’t seem to be in the correct position or layer. Perhaps the color palette isn’t to your liking or the color contrast is causing accessibility issues. Many web browsers today come with…

By: Priya Rajagopal — Meet Priya Rajagopal. Priya is a computer science and technology educator at Connecticut River Academy in East Hartford, CT. She also serves as the “Instructor Facilitator” for the CTE department at her school and has worked with the leadership team on various curricular and instructional policies. She holds a Master’s…

Passionate computer science teachers and members of the CodeHS team met virtually for a fun-filled day of excellent sessions. — On Saturday, April 15th, more than 100 computer science teachers from around the world met on Zoom for the 2023 CodeHS Virtual Teacher Conference. It was a day full of great computer science related presentations from educators and the CodeHS team.

These courses are fully aligned with the New York State Computer Science and Digital Fluency Learning Standards. —

This CodeHS Nevada course is 100% aligned to the updated Nevada CTE framework course standards. All course material is hosted in the CodeHS IDE, including videos and additional activities. — About this Course The Nevada Advanced Computer Science I course will introduce students to fundamental computer science concepts and the profound impact of computing and technology on our world. The course covers a wide range of topics including algorithms and programming, computing systems, data analysis, the effects of computing, and networks and the internet.

Calling All 2022–23 High School Seniors Who Plan to Pursue Computer Science After High School — CodeHS serves as a platform for students of all ages to develop a passion for computer science and coding. With that, we wish to support CodeHS students who choose to continue their computer science journeys after high school. CodeHS is proud to announce the second year of the CodeHS Scholarship…

We recently updated select Coding in the Wild blogs to match elementary students’ reading levels. Learn more and start incorporating blogs in your classroom today! — The CodeHS Coding in the Wild blog often covers unique stories about computer science professionals to offer a glimpse into what a career could look like. We wanted to offer a new resource for Elementary teachers and condense select stories for younger readers. …

By Jay Hack — Meet Jay Hack. Jay has been interested in Artificial Intelligence since middle school, and after teaching himself how to code, he stumbled upon a book called “Godel Escher Bach.” This book helped him understand the nature of intelligence and how to create systems capable of thought, solidifying his interest in…