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Coding The Future: Sandwich High School To See New Computer Science Course - Vimarsana News

Coding The Future: Sandwich High School To See New Computer Science Course

Sandwich Middle High school students will be able to create apps and learn coding essentials in a new Project Lead the Way course.

IIT Delhi's Certificate Programme in Data Science & Machine Learning will equip you with a skillset for this growing field - Vimarsana News

IIT Delhi's Certificate Programme in Data Science & Machine Learning will equip you with a skillset for this growing field

Spotlight News: This article discusses IIT Delhi's Certificate Programme in Data Science & Machine Learning and talks about how it could help professionals enrich the

Take this free crash course and bring better science into your reporting - Vimarsana News

Take this free crash course and bring better science into your reporting

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their careers.

When political reporters get training on science issues, they improve the sourcing in their science-related stories months later - Vimarsana News

When political reporters get training on science issues, they improve the sourcing in their science-related stories months later

They quote more scientists and cite more peer-reviewed studies, a new study finds. So maybe don't cut your newsroom's training budget to the bone?

Valpo High School adding new courses - Vimarsana News

Valpo High School adding new courses

Five new courses will be offered to Valparaiso High School students, the School Board decided recently.