Kids Code & Computer Science

Library Subscriptions

Our magazine provides school and community library patrons with useful articles and resource links about computer science and programming, information libraries also can use for their technology programs in their communities. While the magazine is written to help kids ages 8 to 12 and older learn about programming and computer science, the articles also help parents, teachers, and adults who want to learn alongside kids in their lives. Our magazine strives to provide easy to understand articles and how-to information, with a bit of fun.

We offer print + online access library subscriptions for school and community libraries. The print version includes useful reference information and articles. Every article includes the URL to the online version of the article which includes additional links for readers to explore.

Library subscriptions also can include a custom URL that, when clicked, automatically logs people into the online version of our magazine without having to share your login details. This link is to be used to support the library mission, for example, on a library resource page, a browser bookmark, or in a classroom with students and teachers.

Community and school libraries can request a printed sample. Or download a sample issue. The current issue also is available online for browsing on our beanzmag.com marketing website.

Subscription Agencies

Print + online magazine library subscriptions are available through Discount Magazine, EBSCO, Magazine PTP, Magazine Subscription Service Agency, WT Cox and most subscription services.

Subscriptions Through Us

There are three library subscriptions offered, depending on your location. To subscribe with a credit card, please use one of these links:

• US Subscriptions
• Canadian Subscriptions
• International Subscriptions

To subscribe with a check, please fill out this form. If you need an invoice to cut a check, contact us.

Editorial Focus

Magazine articles cover computer science, programming, and hands-on projects. Articles describe how kids, parents, and teachers use technology to learn programming and computer science, as well as how technology fits into our daily lives.

The magazine explores these topics:

• Basics of programming and where to learn more
• Problem solving and collaboration
• Mathematical foundations of computing and computer science
• Computational thinking
• Recognizing and selecting computer devices
• Community, global, and ethical impacts of technology

More Information

If you need more information, want to request a sample copy, or have a question, feel free to contact us any time.