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Learn to Code

"Learn to Code" was a slogan and a series of public influence campaigns during the 2010s that encouraged the development of computer programming skills in an economy increasingly centered on information technology. The campaigns led to endorsements from politicians, the inclusion of programming in state school curricula, and the proliferation of coding…

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Codecademy and Code.org

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Learn to Code

Nodes103
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Triples82
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019417
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Learn to Code

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related to Codecademy and Code.org · 38
Learn to Code → August, Chris Dixon's Founder Collective, Ciara Byrne, CNN, CNN Money, Code Year, Codecademy, Codecademy's, Combinator, Ezra Klein, Fast Company, Former, In, It, January Codecademy, JavaScript, Jeff Atwood, Leo Grand, Matthew Murray, Media
related to Training outcomes · 27
Learn to Code → Among, Anybody, Appalachia, Appalachian, April, Bit Source, Bloomberg, Brianna Wu, Dave Weigel, December, Democratic, Derry, Despite, Even, Hillary Clinton's, In, Joe Biden, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Pikeville
related to Harassment of journalists · 14
Learn to Code → As, Ben Shapiro, BuzzFeed, David Duke, Donald Trump Jr, Fox News, GamerGate, Gannett, Huffington Post, In January, The, Tucker Carlson, Twitter, Verizon Media
related to External links · 3
Learn to Code → Code, Know Your Meme, Learn

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Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgZach Sims0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgRyan Bubinski0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgCodecademy0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgAugust0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgIt0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgUnion Square Ventures0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgO'Reilly Media's AlphaTech Ventures0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgCombinator0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgChris Dixon's Founder Collective0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgThe0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgJanuary Codecademy0.60section
Learn to Coderelated to Codecademy and Code.orgCode Year0.60section

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