Law school, MBA, business, leadership
Okay, so everyone’s talking about how kids need to learn to code to succeed in the future. I get it, coding is important. But what about students who just aren’t interested? Or who struggle with it? Are we failing them if we’re solely focusing on coding as the key to digital literacy? Specifically, I’m wondering…
Okay, so everyone keeps saying that the future is all about technology and that kids need to learn coding and digital skills. But is that really true? My kid is interested in art and music, not computers! Will focusing on coding and, like, digital marketing, data analytics, and all that jazz actually make a difference…
Okay, so we’re starting to roll out a more robust coding and digital skills curriculum in our schools and training programs, but I’m worried it’ll quickly become outdated. Think about how fast technology changes! What’s cutting-edge now might be ancient history in a few years. We need to figure out a way to future-proof this…
We’re at [School Name/District Name] and we’re really struggling to figure out the best way to bring coding and broader digital skills into our existing subjects. We don’t want to just add a standalone "coding class" because we think it should be more interwoven. Specifically, we’re thinking about: Different Grade Levels: How do you introduce…
Okay, so I keep hearing how important coding and digital skills are for the future, and how everyone needs to learn them. But… is that actually happening? I’m wondering specifically if all students, no matter where they’re from or what their situation is, really have the same opportunity to learn this stuff. I’m talking about…
Okay, so I work in marketing, and my friend is in HR. Neither of us have any technical background, never even considered learning to code. But lately, everyone’s been talking about how important digital skills are, even if you’re not a programmer or an IT person. I keep seeing articles about "coding for everyone" and…
Okay, so I’m trying to figure out what skills everyone needs these days, no matter what job they have. I’m seeing so much about "digital skills" being important, but it’s so vague. I don’t just mean like, knowing how to turn on a computer. I’m talking about things that would be genuinely useful, whether you’re…
