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We offer a set of pioneering initiatives to increase the use of computational thinking (CT) for problem-solving at all levels and in all sectors. This includes ready-made courses and materials for professionals—with or without a technical education—colleges, schools and students. We are also the foremost organization for advising policymakers and governments on reform of educational systems and building new curricula to empower the next generation with computational thinking.

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Whether you're self-employed, homeschooled or just enjoy learning, develop your skills in computational thinking.

Anyone can increase their computational thinking—whether in education, at work or just because new learning is fun. You might already have a technical background, be a student with math as your favorite subject or have avoided STEM subjects throughout. We offer a new look, with a new approach, from the organization that knows how computation helps real lives.

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Ready-made, self-study CT courses with certificates (beta) »

For a limited time, try out a sample of our new curriculum—A curriculum fit for learners who want to be better prepared for an AI age where computers can be used to their full potential.

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Data science: Working with real data of all scales, incorporating modern visualization, statistics and data-driven probability.
Geometry: Specifying constructs in space and their movement in multiple dimensions.
Information theory: Efficiently and securely communicating datasets, images, sound or objects.
Modeling: Computational models—scope, techniques, construction and application of modern computation to real-world problems.
Architecture of computation: Utilizing underlying structures and concepts of the computational system.

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Get this poster to help guide you through the four steps of computational (or mathematical) thinking.

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