EU Code Week 2016
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by Digital Single Market category: Cause
The 4th edition of Code Week EU starts on 15 October 2016. Millions of children, adults, parents, teachers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers will again come together at events, in classrooms and libraries across Europe and beyond to learn to create with code.
No matter how you live your life or what kind of job you do, digital skills and coding is or will be part of it.
Join our Thunderclap campaign and help us to spread the word when Code Week starts.
About Code Week EU
EU Code Week is a grass-root movement run by volunteers who promote coding in their countries as Code Week Ambassadors. In 2015 more than half a million people participated in nearly 8,000 coding events in 46 countries in Europe and beyond.
This year Code Week is teaming up with Public Libraries 2020, a network of 65.000 local libraries in the EU. They aim to organise "coding corners" or coding workshops in local libraries around Europe.
European Commission supports EU Code Week as part of its strategy for a Digital Single Market.
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