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This episode reveals why understanding the language of code is no longer just for specialists, but an essential literacy for navigating and shaping our increasingly digital lives.
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“This episode reveals why understanding the language of code is no longer just for specialists, but an essential literacy for navigating and shaping our increasingly digital lives.”
— Jeremy Keeshin, Read Write Code
Digital literacy, computational thinking, technology empowerment
If you've ever felt like a passive observer in a world increasingly run by algorithms, this can help you understand the hidden logic and reclaim your agency.
Jeremy Keeshin, founder of CodeHS, draws on his experience teaching computer science to demystify coding, showing how its underlying principles are accessible and vital for everyone, not just specialists.