Having trouble finding ways to critically engage your kids during pandemic homeschooling? We rounded up some of our most kid-friendly episodes from the archives to help out.

Fortunately, there are various other options that mean kids can understand the logic behind coding, and even design a few things for themselves, without even realizing they’re learning.

So-called coding camps for kids are becoming more popular amid a growing effort to expand access to computer programming and inspire more youths to seek computer science degrees and later careers ...

Tynker app teaches kids Apple Swift with coding games The company created two new modules to help teachers and K-5 students learn coding.

Parents eager to raise their kids to compete in a competitive job market are investing heavily in digital learning and tech for their children — even toddlers.

Another UK startup is using Pi electronics as the foundation for an edtech business idea, and Kickstarter to try to crowdfund their product: A learn-to-code retro games console.

The three are featured in a six-minute video from Code.org, a nonprofit foundation pushing to expand computer-programming education in the United States.