Check out the Code.org Incubator and provide feedback on our latest ideas

The new feature allows students and teachers to go behind the scenes at Code.org.

Code.org
2 min readMar 28, 2023

Code.org is committed to constantly exploring new and innovative ways to make computer science education accessible to all students. With this in mind, our new Incubator page has been created as a platform for users to try out some of the latest work-in-progress ideas from inside Code.org. This is your opportunity to be the first to try out new features, provide feedback, and help shape the future of computer science education.

Right now, the Incubator is home to the in-progress Project Beats, where users can make music with code! Try mixing and matching beats, bass, and other sounds to make your own songs. We’ll be adding other experiments to the Incubator soon.

One of the standout features of the Incubator is the ability for users to give direct feedback on activities or labs that our Engineering team is testing out. This feedback will help guide the development process and ensure that the end product meets the needs and expectations of students and teachers.

The Incubator is open to students, teachers, and anyone interested in exploring the latest advancements in CS education. We can’t wait to see what exciting new projects emerge from this platform. Get ready to try out some of the latest ideas from Code.org and be part of shaping the future of CS education. Head over to the Incubator now and start exploring!

— The Code.org Team

Code.org is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to every student having the opportunity to learn computer science as part of their core K-12 education. We are publicly funded by people like you. If you would like to join our commitment to computer science education by making a donation today, please click here. For questions, please contact Development at giving@code.org or (206) 593–5521. Thank you.

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