100M HOURS OF CODE

Here's to 100 million Hours of Code! Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who's given computer science a shot with your very first Hour of Code, everyone who told a student or friend about it, and to our partners and donors who helped bring the movement to life.

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Okay, now you're gonna to press run. Next
week millions of students across the country

will try their hand at an hour of computer
programming. The WHOLE school will be doing

an Hour of Code!

Take an hour to learn more
about the technology that touches every part

of our lives. Computer science can unlock
the best opportunities in the world, no matter

where you are. If you can change technology,
you can change the world. We've seen tens

of millions of kids learn how to code. I'm
so excited that all of you are participating

in the Hour of Code. On it's face, it looks
like it's this daunting, scary thing that

you don't know how to do. But it can be learned.
The Hour of Code isn't just about one hour

of one week, organizers are hoping it has
a more lasting effect by motivating schools

to change what they teach in computer classes.
So your traditional computer class that teaches

you just how to use technology is increasingly
irrelevant. Computer programming, computer

science, and how to create technology, that's
what we need to be teaching our kids.

In 2014 alone, 60 million students tried the Hour of Code

1 in 3 U.S. students have tried the Hour of Code

Over 1 million girls and over
1 million African American and Hispanic students enrolled in Code Studio courses

Your generous
support helped make the Hour of Code possible

Thank you for supporting Code.org!

Oh this is awesome!

Thank you to all our donors

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