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Links from the bottom of all the October 2020 articles, collected in one place for you to print, share, or bookmark.

25+ ideas for STEAM-theme gifts for kids of all ages!

Bogons are not an evil race of aliens. But they do shine a light on one part of the internet little known outside of a few security technologists.

One of the first female programmers, Grace Hopper also worked as a mathematician and had an unusual career for women in the 1900s.

Links from the bottom of all the August 2020 articles, collected in one place for you to print, share, or bookmark.

Interesting stories about computer science, software programming, and technology for February 2018.

Here's a fun way to identify plants, animals, birds, and more when you're outdoors!

Links from all the stories in this June 2020 issue of the magazine!

Got robots? Figuring out how to set them on a predefined course?

This online coding website makes it easy and fun to learn to code.

Computers would not exist without this number which has an interesting history.

Two satellites in identical orbits help measure the Earth with a unique plaque for future Earthlings.

Interesting stories about computer science, software programming, and technology for June 2020.

The iDTech summer camp recently posted 102 questions. Here are a few with links to the full list.

Sundials were one of the first ways people kept track of time. But how did they work?

Being well-read is essential in everything in life, and coding is no exception! Here are some book recommendations to make you a coding master.

Links from the bottom of all the April 2020 articles, collected in one place for you to print, share, or bookmark.

Interesting stories about computer science, software programming, and technology for April 2020.

A fun, silly way to share your coding trials and triumphs with friends — because everything is better with kittens!

Interesting stories about science and technology for February 2020.

Six women were hired to use their math skills to program the ENIAC computer. They called themselves The First Programmers Club.

Programs are constantly being patched and improved. How do we keep track of all this new code?

Dive into the nitty-gritty details of binary numbers: how they work, why they’re used, and where they come from.

Links from the bottom of all the February 2020 articles, collected in one place for you to print, share, or bookmark.

If you like ships, then you’ll love this easy-to-use website that keeps track of seafaring vessels around the world. Bonus: it helps prevent maritime collisions!

From the start of computing history, people have tried to optimize the software programming process. This includes having two coders work together to code software.

The Wayback Machine lets you travel back in time to see old websites. Plus the Internet Archive has thousands of vintage games, software, books, and more.

Online research skills are critical for software programmers. It's how you learn any language, by searching for error messages and looking up reference material.