To Get Girls Into Coding, Nonprofit Looks to Historic Inspiration

Educational Technology 16 Aug 2018 - 14:47

Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization, is providing free lesson plans that teach computer science concepts and feature women who have made contributions in the industry in order to spark girls' interests in coding.

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