It’s an age old dilemma — companies say they don’t have enough trained workers, while educators attempt to meet the demand only to find the definition of an ideal employee has changed. Since we can’t solve the world’s talent pipeline …
Tag:
ARKidsCanCode
While the end of a semester is usually the time where students’ interest in a particular topic is winding down, a pair of Arkansas events this past month were focused on ramping up interest for young women in computer science …
Two tech firms, Inuvo Inc. and PrivacyStar, a First Orion company, unveiled their new headquarters at the Museum Center in the River Market District of downtown Little Rock on Dec. 2, along with the promise to add 75 new tech jobs in …
One of the most talked about movies of the year is coming to the big screen in a matter of weeks. After a decade’s absence from cinemas and nearly 40 years from the franchise’s debut, the seventh feature installment of …
Nearly, 4,000 students are enrolled in computer science courses this school year, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced today, Oct. 22. In the 2015-16 school year, 3,973 students have enrolled in computer science courses, with more than 550 taking more than one course, …
Recently, friend of mine posted this letter to the editor on Facebook (no credit was given for which newspaper): To the women in my engineering classes: While it is my intention in every other interaction I share with you to …
More than 1,300 students have enrolled in computer coding classes through Virtual Arkansas, Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced at a press conference Aug. 11, where he also offered members of the media an update on the state’s overall computer-science initiative. Virtual Arkansas is …