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The Beauty and Joy of Computing

July 18, 2013
The Beauty and Joy of Computing is a HS course intended to engage students in the social and well as technical aspects of computing
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Letters to the editor: Project > Login is key for state

July 17, 2013
As a member of the Board of Directors of Educate Maine, I have been excited and energized by "the hope and promise" of Project>Login. Based on data about job gaps in the Maine economy, this project to build the state's IT work force is gaining traction and champions.
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Coder club turns out tween tech prodigies

July 17, 2013
They are a formidable new force in the tech world -- tween developers with world-class coding skills and firsthand insights into the games kids really want to play.
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Dot Divas

July 16, 2013
Dot Divas dream of a better world. We?re passionate about the big picture?improving life. Everyone has dreams about making a difference. Computing makes ours come true.
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Tech-Girls

July 16, 2013
Problems: The ratio of women studying computer science in college is less than 20%. Last year only 12.9% of CS undergraduates were women.
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Codecademy: Learn to code interactively, for free

July 12, 2013
Learn to create interactive websites, fun games, and killer apps. Stay motivated by joining groups to code with friends.
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Brigade Spotlight: Code for Maine

July 08, 2013
I think there really is something about Maine that attracts people who aren?t satisfied with waiting for professionals to solve a problem.
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July 2013 Update

July 03, 2013
Our working groups are gearing up for the fall semester and we've been working hard here at Project>Login HQ!
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Science, Engineering & Technology - 4-H Science Toolkits

July 03, 2013
The 4-H Science kits offer youth an opportunity to engage in multiple STEM learning opportunities.
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Interest in computer science lags in Mass. schools

July 03, 2013
There is an interesting dissonance between enthusiasm for extra-curricular computing activities ? like robotics programing, Coder Dojos, civic hacking ? and the traditional Computer Science curriculum.
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