CSEdWeek 2022

Bartel Welch • December 1, 2022

CSEdWeek 2022 - Featuring CODE313 x Google's Code Next x The Hidden Genius Project

Celebrating Computer Science Education Week

Computer science (CS) education provides students with the skills they’ll need to thrive in a rapidly-changing world. This CSEdWeek, we strive to continue to address equity gaps in CS education—ensuring every student has the same opportunities to succeed.


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By Lauryn Herron January 7, 2026
Meet three CODE313 team members whose journeys from scholars to leaders show how early access to STEAM education creates real careers and lasting impact.
By Lauryn Herron January 7, 2026
CODE313 and Star Factory brought immersive VR, AR, drone, and STEAM activations to 300 students at Morse Elementary School during the S.T.E.A.M. SLAM tour.
By Lauryn Herron January 6, 2026
Let’s Talk About It Tuesday: The Rise of Wearable Tech — How STEAM Is Transforming the Devices We Live In
By Lauryn Herron December 30, 2025
Let’s Talk About It Tuesday:  The Rise of Green Energy — Why STEAM Is Leading the Clean Power Movement
By Lauryn Herron December 23, 2025
Let’s Talk About It Tuesday:  How STEAM Is Powering the AI Revolution in Education
By Lauryn Herron December 16, 2025
CODE313 and Star Factory brought immersive VR, AR, drone, and STEAM activations to 300 students at Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School.
By Lauryn Herron December 16, 2025
Let’s Talk About It Tuesday:  Space Exploration and the Power of STEAM
By Lauryn Herron December 11, 2025
Over 2,000 students explored AR Merge Cubes with CODE313 at Motor City Cruise Education Day, discovering new tech and sparking curiosity beyond the classroom.
By Lauryn Herron December 9, 2025
Xbox Game Camp Arcade gave students hands-on code and game dev experience, partnering with CODE313, Microsoft MakeCode, Detroit Lions to inspire future tech talent.
By Lauryn Herron December 9, 2025
CODE313 brings full S.T.E.A.M. SLAM tech experiences to Adams Young Middle School, engaging 300 students with VR, AR, drones, and live performances.
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