Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory hosts an event to teach coding to computer programmers, young and old.
Video Journalist Josh Wein
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory hosts "An Hour of Code" to teach kids and adults how to create new computer programs and games. If you have looked for a monitor to use vertically you know how hard it can be to find one that is wide enough to see see a whole spreadsheet.
An hour may not seem that long, but it is easy to learn through code games, and students can continue practicing at home.
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Jessa Giordano, Manager of Events & Community Relations
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Maria Nattestad, Graduate Student
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Gayatri Arun
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Dr. John Wilson, Research Scientist
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
For more information visit: www.CSHL.org or www.Code.org