Learn to Code

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  Code Academy

  Provider of online courses on the most popular programming languages.

  codecademy.com
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  Code for Life

  Nonprofit initiative that delivers free, open-source games that teach programming basics.

  codeforlife.education
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  Code.org

  Non-profit dedicated to expanding K-12 access to computer sciences.

  code.org - Ages: 6-18
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  Coursera

  Lectures by world-class professors and reinforced through interactive exercises.

  coursera.org
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  Dash

  Free online courses in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from General Assembly.

  dash.generalassemb.ly
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  EdX

  Computer science courses from top universities and institutions.

  edx.org
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  Hackr.io

  Outstanding search engine for finding the best online programming courses and tutorials.

  hackr.io
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  Hour of Code

  Links to hundreds of one hour introductory coding activities and tutorials.

  hourofcode.com
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  Khan Academy

  Self-paced learning with extensive video library, interactive challenges, and assessments.

  khanacademy.org - Also see: Khan Academy Hour of Code
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  SoloLearn

  Hundreds of text and video-based lessons on a dozen programming languages.

  sololearn.com
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  Stack Overflow

  Large online community for programmers to learn, ask questions, and share knowledge.

  stackoverflow.com
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  Typing.com

  Free, ad-supported platform teaching typing, online safety, and digital literacy.

  typing.com
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  W3Schools

  Tremendous resource offering tutorials and reference material on HTML, PHP, SQL, and more.

  w3schools.com

Game-Based Learning

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  Daisy the Dinosaur

  Free app with a drag-and-drop interface that teaches kids the fundamentals of programming.

  apple.com - Ages: 5+
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  Hopscotch

  Popular visual coding app that teaches kids block-based programming through games.e

  gethopscotch.com
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  Lightbot

  Educational puzzle game that teaches the fundamentals of programming.

  lightbot.com - Ages: 5+
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  Microsoft MakeCode

  Interactive coding tool integrated with LEGO, Minecraft, and micro:bit.

  microsoft.com
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  Scratch

  Teaches students to program while they build interactive stories and games.

  scratch.mit.edu - Also see: ScratchJr, Machine Learning for Kids (add-on)
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  Swift Playgrounds

  Play games, solve puzzles, and learn Swift--a programming language created by Apple.

  apple.com/swift/playgrounds

Learn to Code (not free)

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  Code Avengers

  Coding education platform that supports both instructor-led and self-directed learning.

  codeavengers.com
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  Grok Learning

  Offers a problem-based learning approach that teaches new concepts through coding challengs.

  groklearning.com
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  LinkedIn Learning

  Hundreds of professionally-produced business and technology courses.

  linkedin.com
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  Pluralsight

  High-quality courses in HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, .NET, databases, and more.

  pluralsight.com
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  Treehouse

  Learn Objective-C, HTML, CSS, PHP, Ruby, Swift, SQL, Python, Java, and more.

  treehouse.com
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  Tynker

  Students can create games, apps, and artwork. Progress from visual block-based to text-based coding.

  tynker.com - Ages: 7+
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  Udacity

  Very expensive but respected provider of online courses and certificates in computer sciences.

  udacity.com

Teacher Resources

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  Code.org for Teachers

  Curriculum and classroom resources for K-12 coding education.

  code.org
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  CodeHS

  Curriculum, teacher tools, administrator insights, and professional development.

  codehs.com
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  Google CS First

  Course materials, structured curriculum based on engaging themes, and student progress tracking.

  csfirst.withgoogle.com - Ages: 9-14
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  Teaching Kids Programming

  Bridge courseware for introducing students to text-based core code programming.

  teachingkidsprogramming.org