Program or Be Programmed author, CNN columnist and Frontline documentary director Douglas Rushkoff announced on his blog today that he’s taken a job with Codecademy, a company that offer free online ...

You’ve read the inspirational posts on Hacker News. You’ve purchased the recommended books. You’ve bookmarked the online tutorials. You even plopped down $80 on a set of instructional videos, ...

If you're looking to further your career, consider signing up for an online class this back-to-school season. Adding a new skill or certification to your résumé can help, and with online platforms ...

Online coding courses like those offered by Codecademy can help you learn to code or brush up on your coding skills. Since Codecademy offers several types of courses, you may have difficulty choosing ...

(MoneyWatch) Codecademy is betting that people want to learn how to write software -- and so are the high-profile investors that recently injected $10 million in new funding in the company. And all ...

“We’re hoping to make everyone literate about the basics of programming while creating a generation of new and talented programmers” Zach Sims, co-Founder of Codecademy told me in an email. Codecademy ...

It might be the case that everyone doesn’t have to learn how to program, but I do think that, anymore, it’s the case that people should at least be familiar with the rudiments of programming, or at ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. The organization combines upskilling and mentorship during a ...

If learning to code is one of your goals or New Year's resolutions, then Code Year is a program for you. The initiative, provided by previously mentioned webapp Codecademy will email you free ...

Publicly traded digital learning provider Skillsoft Corp. is acquiring Codecademy, the operator of a popular education platform that helps users learn how to program. The companies announced the ...

Did you ever want to be a huge nerd your whole life, but didn’t know where to start? Don’t have the shelf space for the O’Reilly books, or found the various “in a nutshell” books too dry? I think ...