The Cisco High Schools Conference will be held on Thursday 1st December at CIT Reid, starting at 1:30pm. The conference is hosted by Canberra Institute of Technology in partnership with The Cisco Networking Academy. Canberra Institute of Technology is one Read More …
In partnership with Refraction Media, Google is helping to provide inspiration to students across Australia through the Careers with Code guide to show them what’s next in the future of work + study and how to get there. Throughout this guide Read More …
Over the last three years the Hour of Code has reached more than 100 million students in over 180 countries. Last year, teachers across the ACT helped make this the largest learning event in history, with record participation from girls and Read More …
The ICT Summer Schools initiative (digIT) is funded by the Commonwealth of Australia through the Department of Education and Training. It is part of the National Innovation and Science Agenda’s ‘Inspiring all Australians in digital literacy and STEM’ measure, which Read More …
The Digital Literacy School Grants are an initiative under the Inspiring all Australians in Digital Literacy and STEM measure of the National Innovation and Science Agenda. Grants of between $10,000 and $50,000 are available for schools and other organisations to Read More …
Grok Learning is seeking people for the following positions: Marketing whiz / growth hacker Software developer Jobs are located in Sydney. For more information, visit https://groklearning.com/jobs/ About Grok We’re a team of educators and software engineers who want to make coding fun Read More …
Members may be interested to hear about the recently released Joy of Coding eBook collection available via Humble Bundle. The Humble Book Bundle includes $480 worth of digital programming books available in a range of formats that support Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Read More …
Dear Colleagues, There has never been a more exciting time to be a female learning about technology! The Canberra Girls’ Programming Network is a community for female students to learn about computer programming and technology through workshops and gives exposure Read More …
The NCSS Challenge is an online programming competition for school students aged 10-18. Run over five weeks from 1 August, students learn to code as they compete. Students solve fun problems with code on topics from medicine to movies, sport Read More …
Google have recently made the following announcement on their blog: When empowered with the right CS skills, [we believe that] each person can use technology to accelerate change towards a better world that they envision. So in partnership with Udacity, Read More …