Learn how kids are falling in love with computer science in Africa
Find out how your country compares to the rest of the world in CS education
Check out this fun cabin-building activity that uses TinkerCAD!
Why find the perfect Christmas tree when you can make it?
Meet Pyret! Pythons colorful and graphically based cousin!
Make your own lava block with this fun project!
Love pixel art? Why not try making some of your own!
Make your own pixel art masterpiece with this tutorial!
Learn about some of the ways people use to communicate before the internet!
Welcome to the far away land of the Ein Lifon where the number of appendages you have changes how you count!
How can we apply the Konigsberg Bridge problem to real life and even make a game out of it? With Spouts of course!
Find out how to blend the physical and digital worlds with a Makey Makey Circuit board!
Pretend to be a spy with some of these fun python encryption methods!
Can you figure out how to divide up coconuts between a group of sailors and a monkey? This puzzle mixes math and coding. Plus you can go online to try the code yourself.
Binary might be the language of the computer, but we humans can use it to decode secret messages.
How rural America connected itself to the phone grid using barbed wire, glass bottles, and even corncobs!
These three strange words keep popping up in coding tutorials. What’s their story?
How Microsoft’s funny little assistant led to the AI we know and love today.
With this new online program, you don’t have to be a coding whiz to create fun mobile apps!
What’s the best way to choose a classroom lunch? Or the best way to elect a leader? The answer isn’t so simple.
How a teapot became the most important object in computer graphics.
Explore the past of cellular technology, and take a peek into its future.
Celebrate Lunar New Year with your own custom-built lantern, complete with LEDs and micro:bit!
Learn about the Destination Dispatch algorithm and create your own robotic lift.
How can you tell if a credit card number is valid or invalid? Meet the Luhn algorithm, one of many checksums helping us keep the internet in order.
Use switches to take your robotic creations to the next level.
An introduction to the devices that’ll make your robots zoom, skitter, and spin.
Scientists draw inspiration from nature to create remarkable specialized robots.
Our cars aren’t quite driving themselves, but they can help us park and avoid collisions.
A clever teacher uses our favourite round robot to bring books to life.
