I’m sad it’s over, I’m glad it happened Stanford Code in Place #CodeInPlace

Finished the six-weeks Stanford Code in Place course about programming methodology 🐍 Top-notch teachers, entertaining learning, really liked it 😊 The last assignment was to code a simple version of the snake game. If you want to play my game (desktop)👇 codeinplace.stanford.edu/cip3/share/qnZ…

Reflecting on the incredible journey of being accepted into Code in Place'23 hosted by Stanford University.Never Anticipated the fascinating implications of Mathematics in Python,making experience truly enjoyable! Immensely grateful to Chris Piech Mehran Sahami Stanford Code in Place

#CodeinPlace is back and better than ever! Our giant intro-to-coding party is taking applications for 2024 and we're excited for our next group of passionate learners from around the world. Apply by April 11, 2024: codeinplace.stanford.edu

You are never too old to learn how to code! Let's dispel this common myth. In Code in Place 2023, every year of life lived (up to 65) increased your predicted amount of completed work. The oldest student to finish the class? 84 years young. 🧵 (1/2)

If you've been looking for a sign to learn how to code, this is it! #CodeinPlace is the perfect place to learn coding fundamentals in a fun, interactive way. Apps for this year's 6-week session are due April 12: codeinplace.stanford.edu

Congratulations Sierra Wang and the whole team who made the IDE / course. For a demo, try making a syntax error on codeinplace.stanford.edu... Great #sigcse2024 PDX

#Coding has an amazing number of applications and opportunities. #CodeinPlace is the perfect place to explore those possibilities. Applications for this year's program are due April 12: codeinplace.stanford.edu

There's about a week left to sign up for the 2024 edition of Code in Place! Section leader applications are due April 7, for students a few days later.

You can learn (or teach!) how to #code at any age! ✅︎ Section leader apps are due Sunday, April 7th ✅︎ Learner apps are due Friday, April 12th Join our 4th round of #CodeinPlace: codeinplace.stanford.edu

Learn how to code in Stanford’s Code in Place course! The class is free and comes with: - A section leader you meet with once a week - A guided final project - A course certificate Apply by Friday 4/12, all are welcome to join our learning community! codeinplace.stanford.edu

Now in its fourth offering, Stanford Code in Place continues to expand its community-powered teaching and learning model, imparting the fundamentals of coding to over 30,000 learners with the support of 3,000 section leaders since 2020. engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/stanf…

Learning can be informative, transformative, AND fun! That's what #CodeinPlace is all about - and it's made possible by our community of volunteer teachers. Learners apps are due THIS Friday, April 12th: codeinplace.stanford.edu engineering.stanford.edu/magazine/stanf…

Have you ever thought about learning to code? Stanford Code in Place's mission is to make computer science education accessible to any and everyone who wants to learn. Applications for this year's 6-week program are due this Friday, April 12th: codeinplace.stanford.edu

Little joy and moments of happiness - I got selected by Stanford Code in Place to be a section leader to teach python in the flagship course - CS106A for 2024 What a wonderful welcome message by Chris Piech - Thank you for ever inspiring all of us !

From Mentee to Mentor! Elated to join the Stanford Code in Place's cohort as the Section Leader this summer! As a mentee, I loved being part of a section and now as a mentor, I hope to bring new learnings to the table! If you're a section leader, let's connect!

So happy to be selected by Stanford Code in Place as a section leader teaching python in course CS106A 2024. Thank you for creating such a platform that champions education equity, enabling us to become mentors! Chris Piech Mehran Sahami #CodeinPlace 🥰

Going to be teaching Python again as a Section Leader for Stanford Code in Place 🎉 Enjoyed doing this last year I knew I had to be there again😁 Can’t wait to meet my section members and try out cool teaching features.✌🏽

Ask Me Anything (AMA) happening now! Chris Piech is live on Reddit now answering your questions about Python, coding, and Code in Place! Come join the live Q&A → bit.ly/41FV5ZO